Showing posts with label Tutorials. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tutorials. Show all posts

Thursday, April 26, 2012

BASICS OF WEB DESIGN: HTML Comments and Indentation

       In this tutorial, we'll learn about comments. This tag is used to add comments that aids in making HTML code understandable not just to others, but also to the writer. A comment in HTML is enclosed between <!-- and -->, anything whatsoever between those isn't rendered by the browser. Just like in programming, an uncommented HTML document (especially voluminous ones) is very hard to edit even to the writer.

Tuesday, April 24, 2012

BASICS OF WEB DESIGN: Adding Background Color to a Web Page

       To add the background color to the web page, we use the bgcolor attribute of the Body element to do so. As we already know from the previous tutorial, we can add color in three ways, either using of the predefined color names, the RGB hexadecimal color code or the decimal RGB color code although the hexadecimal color code is commonly used.

Sunday, April 22, 2012

BASICS OF WEB DESIGN: HTML Color Codes

      Now to add background color to your page, you have to add it as a background attribute to the body element  using either hexadecimal color coding, RGB coding or using predefined color names.

Thursday, April 19, 2012

BASICS OF WEB DESIGN: Creating Your First Web Page




       Like i mentioned earlier, in creating a HTML document or a web page, we use tags, for instance the opening tag of any HTML document is <html> and this marks the beginning of a HTML document.

Monday, April 16, 2012

BASICS OF WEB DESIGN: Web Pages

        Web pages are documents created with HTML and are displayed using web browsers. The contents of a web page can be texts, pictures, sounds, videos, flash games, or web programs/ applications. There are two types of web pages categorized according to the the way is processed and relayed to the web client/browser by the web server.

Sunday, April 15, 2012

BASICS OF WEB DESIGN: Introduction to web design

     Contents for the web are created using HTML (hypertext mark up language). A web site contains one to thousands of pages created basically with HTML.