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Creating a Web Page Using HTML, XHTML, and CSS: The Basics

Creating a Web Page Using HTML, XHTML, and CSS Module 6 Copyright 2010 Third House Inc. 1 Creating a Web Page Using HTML, XHTML, and CSS: The Basics Mary L. Lanigan, Creating a Web Page Using HTML, XHTML, and CSS Module 6 Copyright 2010 Third House Inc. 2 Preface In this module, you will create a web page. The web page will look like a mini-resume. After completing all the exercises within this module, your page will look something like the example on the next page. Please Note: This document is best viewed either on a computer screen or printed out by a color printer. It is also recommended that you print out the codes for the example web page. The codes are found on Module 6-3.

Type Definition section, it communicates information to the browser. In the example below, it is communicating: • the content type; and, • the title of the web page. Go ahead and type the code exactly as you see it, including the meta and content tags and information.

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