Hi! everyone my name is Deepak , I am doing my b.tech from Computer Science.Well that was my short introduction. This is my first post and I hope that you people will like my posts. I am starting this blog for all those people who want to learn how to make websites and how to do all those cool things on a web page that we all see and say Wowwwwwwwww!!!!!. For all the professionals out there I want sincere feedback's from you people on my posts . If on any occasion my concepts are wrong or there is some better way to do some particular thing please do correct me and tell the better way to do that particular thing. It's not that I am a professional , it's my journey to learn some new things and tell you all the things that I know.
It will be a full web-designing/development course in this course I will cover HTML, CSS , JavaScript, php and adobe Photoshop concepts. Firstly we will cover basics of all these things and then we move on to advanced concepts.We will start with HTML and CSS because these are the two basic elements to build a web-page.
So what is HTML? HTML stands for 'HyperText Markup Language'. Basically HTML is a language which is used for giving structure to a page. In HTML we use 'tags' to enclose content that's why it's called as markup language. 'Tags' are closely associated with 'elements'. So what are 'tags' and 'elements'?.
< > = Keywords enclosed within angular brackets constitutes a tag.
< > = Opening tag.
< / > = Closing tag.
/ = In HTML forward slash is used for closing of elements.
Opening tag + Content + Closing tag = Element.
For example: <title> my homepage </title>
(this tag gives title to a web page)
So where do we write this language? or how do we compile and run the code written in HTML?
Code written in HTML language are run on the browsers and we need a text editor to write HTML codes . The editor can be as simple as notepad present in windows or some WYSIWYG programs like Dreamweaver, coda etc. It depends on you what you think is comfortable and apt for you. I'll suggest you to make your initial program's on notepad so you can have your concepts grounded before switching on WYSIWYG editors.All the HTML files are saved with an extension .html .All the browsers come with pre-installed programs(interpreters) to run these .html files.That's all for today in next post we will learn about comments, validators and then we will make our first web page.
It will be a full web-designing/development course in this course I will cover HTML, CSS , JavaScript, php and adobe Photoshop concepts. Firstly we will cover basics of all these things and then we move on to advanced concepts.We will start with HTML and CSS because these are the two basic elements to build a web-page.
So what is HTML? HTML stands for 'HyperText Markup Language'. Basically HTML is a language which is used for giving structure to a page. In HTML we use 'tags' to enclose content that's why it's called as markup language. 'Tags' are closely associated with 'elements'. So what are 'tags' and 'elements'?.
< > = Keywords enclosed within angular brackets constitutes a tag.
< > = Opening tag.
< / > = Closing tag.
/ = In HTML forward slash is used for closing of elements.
Opening tag + Content + Closing tag = Element.
For example: <title> my homepage </title>
(this tag gives title to a web page)
So where do we write this language? or how do we compile and run the code written in HTML?
Code written in HTML language are run on the browsers and we need a text editor to write HTML codes . The editor can be as simple as notepad present in windows or some WYSIWYG programs like Dreamweaver, coda etc. It depends on you what you think is comfortable and apt for you. I'll suggest you to make your initial program's on notepad so you can have your concepts grounded before switching on WYSIWYG editors.All the HTML files are saved with an extension .html .All the browsers come with pre-installed programs(interpreters) to run these .html files.That's all for today in next post we will learn about comments, validators and then we will make our first web page.
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