🔗 Day 4: Add Content with HTML: Text, Links, Images & Semantic Layout
Today, you're expanding your HTML skills to create richer, more engaging web pages. Now that you understand the basics, it's time to learn how to add different types of content elements that make websites useful and interactive.
Here's what you'll learn today:
- Create rich text content — paragraphs, headings, lists, and text formatting to effectively communicate your message
- Add hyperlinks — the core feature that makes the web interconnected, letting users navigate between pages
- Incorporate images — make your pages visually appealing while following best practices for accessibility
- Structure content with semantic HTML — using the right elements to create meaningful, accessible page layouts
- Use HTML entities — special codes that display reserved characters and symbols that can't be typed directly
Think of today as adding flesh to the skeleton of your website. With these essential HTML elements, your pages will take shape as real, usable web content rather than just empty structures.
You'll put your knowledge to the test with a comprehensive quiz covering all the HTML elements we've learned. Then, you'll apply everything in a hands-on exercise where you'll build a complete HTML page with various content types.
Remember: Good content structure is crucial for both users and search engines. Follow along and practice creating pages that are not just visually appealing, but also well-organized and accessible to everyone! 📱💻