ITSE 1411 Beginning Web
HTML Module 1 Assignment

Assignment
- Pacific Trails
- Create a folder in your ITSE1411 folder named module1.
- Open your templateHTML5.htm page in Komodo Edit.
- Add Pacific Trails Resort to your title in the Title Tag.
- Save as pacific.htm in your Module1 folder.
- Follow the steps on pages 57 - 60 to complete Pacific Trails. (The text says to create another folder named pacific and to name the main page index.htm. It is recommended that you name the main page pacific.htm and save in the module1 folder.)
- Some students have gotten confused looking at Figure 2.1 on page 46 and the wireframe page layout pages 86 - 87. The Header is the page header. Page headers are made with h tags.
- You CANNOT use the copyright symbol in html. You must use the character entity written © DO NOT FORGET the semi-colon.
- Expected result for pacific.htm
- Follow the same steps to create yurts.htm.
- Upload the module1 folder containing pacific.htm and yurts.htm pages to your site.
- Using http, go to cois-linux.austincc.edu/~login/module1/pacific.htm (where login is the login name posted in Blackboard). Test that your pacific.htm and yurts.htm pages validate in both HTML5 and CSS.
- If there are any errors, correct, reupload, and test.
- Update index page with links
- Open your index.htm page in Komodo Edit.
- Find the line
<a href="#template">template fragment id on this page</a> |
The <a> tag is an anchor tag and is used in linking. That link is a fragment id link because of the way it is used. Remember a fragment id looks for an id on the page with the name that follows the '#' symbol in the link. You already have 2 fragment id links on the page. One to link to the template and one to link to module1
- Create fragment id's for Module 2, Module 3, and Module 4.
- Below the paragraph that contains the fragment id links, use the "h3" tag and create headings for Modules 2, 3 and 4. (It is preferred that the modules are listed in reverse order to make sure your latest work shows first.)
- Under the Module 1 heading, create a paragraph that has a link to pacific.htm and to yurts.htm within the module1 folder.
- Upload your index.htm page and test to be sure that it is still a valid page.
- Test that your links on your index page to pacific.htm brings up the pacific.htm page and your link to yurts.htm brings up the yurts.htm page.
- Email that your assignment is ready for grading.