HTML and Tags used.
Here is a look at my index page:
So the top starts of with the 'html' tag and this tells the browser that the document is a html document. This is followed by 'head' which contains general information such as style-sheet links etc. Below this is the 'title' tag and this simply allows anything typed inside the tag to be displayed at the top of the browser window. For example at the top of the browser on my index page it would say 'Welcome to 'about drawing'.
Then there are conditional comments that tell the browsers, which style-sheets to link depending on the browser itself. They also link to the print version of my site.
Here is where the main bulk of the site is kept in the 'body' tag. As you can see it contains all my divs - div simply means a separation of part of the site - and the divs contain all my content. I've used various tags in the divs such as 'img src' to link images onto my site.
Other tags such as 'a' allow me to link internally to other pages of my site and I can apply this to images or text as I have down here.
The bottom of my site - below this is simply the closing of my divs, body and html tags - contains my footer and links in it. As you can see I have used an unordered list to apply CSS to.
Labels: Design for the Web
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