Handout provided by Sheila Bourgoin
Using the Browser
Web page parts and features identifcation
In this activity, you will apply what has been demonstrated by
dissecting two Web pages. The Web designer uses the browser as
a tool, both for proofing work and troubleshooting. It can also
be a good way to find out how someone created an effect.
Web Page Parts
* title
* file name
* background image
* animation
* other images
* background color
* type; both default type and specified fonts.
* form elements
* rollovers
* image maps
* navigational elements
* frames
* type as an image
* tables
HTML Code Tags
*image
*link
*table
*text field
*body
*head
*title
*form
*paragraph
*line break
*background color
*background image
Assignment
Print out 1 home page (selected from the sites below) and identify
(circle and label) all the features from the Web
Page Parts list above that are included in that page.
Also copy 2 pages worth of source code from this same home page
and paste this to a new Note Pad or Simple Text document and print
it out. Identify all the HTML Code Tags
from the above list that are included in these two pages of source
code. (Some sites have up to 10 pages of source code behind their
home page. Do not print out all the source code for the home page
you select. Use your cursor to highlight and then Edit>Copy
about two pages worth of source code. Then Edit>Paste to a
new text editor document and print from that.)
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