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Ultimate HTML
Ultimate HTML
2. HTML Tags and Attributes
Understanding HTML TagsWorking with HTML AttributesUnderstanding Paired and Single Tags in HTMLText Markup and Formatting in HTMLChallenge: Create Your First Web Page ParagraphChallenge: Build a Personal Introduction Web PageChallenge: Design a Movie Showcase Web PageUsing Links and Buttons in HTMLChallenge: Create Links to Popular WebsitesValidating Your HTML Code for Best Practices
4. Working with Media and Tables
Adding Images in HTMLChallenge: Work with ImagesWorking with Clickable Images, Captions, and OptimizationUnderstanding Vector and Raster GraphicsEmbedding Audio and Video for Rich Media ContentChallenge: Embed Audio and Video in HTMLCreating and Structuring Tables in HTMLChallenge: Design a Functional HTML Table
5. HTML Forms and User Input
Introduction to HTML FormsFundamentals of Form Creation in HTMLUsing Labels for Better Form AccessibilityEnhancing Forms with Input AttributesExploring Different Input Types in HTMLChallenge: Create Form with Inputs and LabelsWorking with the Textarea Element for Multi-line InputUsing the Select Element for Dropdown MenusUsing the Datalist Element for Predefined Input SuggestionsGrouping Form Elements for Better Structure
Challenge: Create Links to Popular Websites
Goal
Create a captivating web page featuring an unordered list (<ul>
) with links (<a>
) to three popular websites. The magic lies in ensuring these links open in new tabs when clicked, enhancing the user experience and allowing them to explore each destination effortlessly.
Task
Use the following elements to create an exciting web discovery experience:
- Create an unordered list with three items using a
<ul>
element. - Each list item should contain a link (
<a>
) to a popular website and its name. - The list should contain the following items:
- "Apple" - Link to Apple's website:
https://www.apple.com/
; - "Amazon" - Link to Amazon's website:
https://www.amazon.com/
; - "Netflix" - Link to Netflix's website:
https://www.netflix.com/
.
- "Apple" - Link to Apple's website:
index.html
- Use the
ul
tag to create an unordered list. - Use the
li
tag to create list items for each website link. - Use the
a
tag to create links, and specify the website URL using thehref
attribute. - To make the links open in new tabs, include the
target="_blank"
attribute within thea
tag.
index.html
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Section 2. Chapter 9