Content with HTML
Give a page a main heading, write a paragraph, and create a link with a meaningful label. Structure communicates what the content means.
Think it through: Which element belongs around the main page heading: h1, p, or a?
Beginner course overview · Web development
Web development is the process of creating pages and applications for a browser. Begin with HTML headings, paragraphs, and links; add CSS for appearance; then learn how JavaScript responds to actions. This overview follows those foundations in AI Ka School’s web curriculum.
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Give a page a main heading, write a paragraph, and create a link with a meaningful label. Structure communicates what the content means.
Think it through: Which element belongs around the main page heading: h1, p, or a?
Select an element and change one property at a time. Explore spacing and colour while keeping the text readable.
Think it through: If the selector is p, which elements receive the style?
Understand how an event can trigger an action. Use links for navigation and buttons for actions, and check that a page makes sense without decorative styling.
Think it through: Would you use a link or a button to open another page?
Optional project idea
Create a simple club page with a heading, a short description, and a list of activities. Use fictional information, then personalise the colours and spacing.
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