Building Foundations: What I Learned About HTML Tags and Attributes

 

    



    This quarter in our ICT class, I learned a lot about HTML tags and attributes, which are the foundation of building websites. Before this, I never fully understood how websites were created, but now I have a clearer idea of how web pages are structured and how they work behind the scenes.

 

    One of the most important lessons I learned was how to use HTML tags to structure the content of a webpage. Tags like <p> are used for writing paragraphs, while <h1> to <h6> tags are for headings of different sizes. I also learned about the <a> tag, which is used to create links to other pages or websites, and the <img> tag, which displays images on a page. Understanding these tags helped me see how different elements on a webpage are arranged.

 


    Another key lesson was about HTML attributes. I learned that attributes give extra information to tags and can control how they work. For example, the href attribute in the <a> tag specifies the link’s destination, and the src attribute in the <img> tag tells the browser where to find the image. These attributes make tags more functional and flexible.

 

    In class, we practiced combining multiple tags and attributes to create complete web pages. This included making sure that the syntax was correct so everything displayed properly. I realized how attention to detail is crucial in coding because even a small mistake can break the design or functionality of a webpage.


    

    This quarter’s lessons made me appreciate the effort that goes into creating even the simplest website. It was exciting to see how writing code can bring a webpage to life. Learning about HTML tags and attributes has not only given me new technical skills but also inspired me to explore more about web design and development in the future.


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  1. preciousDecember 17, 2024 at 1:52 PM

    Your blog was really inspiring! , just like you!, it's nice to know that you learned a lot this second quarter. Continue striving and learning!

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