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Week 1- Part 1

Dream weaver can be used but we use Brackets in class. Any simple software editors could work, such as Java script. 

HTML
Hyper text markup language 

<tag> </tag> 

Head section can be minimal as it is not necessary, usually they will have one so that web searches can find them. 

When working for a client, find out what search engine they want, as it is different for each one. 

Initial idea should be for an phone, as it is easier to make them bigger than to make them smaller.

Elements clearly explain the content on the pages. 

CSS

Cascading style sheet. 

Curley brackets are a list for rules { } 

Dots are a style class and H1. Can combine to create lots of styles. 

ID class order

ID must be unique to you

Classes can be applied to lots of different tags.

Can be read by:
1. External file
2. Script file
3. Style =''' Property tag

HTML Editors

Have to first write = <!DocTypeHTML>

< > Open  </> Closed (Super important)

Without a head it will still attempt to work. Something must have gone very wrong to show a blank page. Or the text in brackets is red. 

Heard- Only shown at the top of the page. 

Linking to CSS

Style sheet doesn't need to be closed, instead shows the links to it. 

<P> P Tag

Paragraph tag 

Can add styles to it!

#F = Hexadecimal- 1, 2, 3, 4. A, B, C...

Can use a picker on Photoshop. Or find a palette online. 

Grid layout

Class names = inside a tag you can give your class name. You have a dot then a name in CSS. 

You make boxes- then add an image to them. 

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