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Create a web page using a mark-up language with a text editor
US 25659 (2 credits)
Outcomes and evidence requirements
Outcome 1: Plan a web page.
Evidence requirements
The plan identifies the purpose and target audience of the web page, and the mark-up language to be used to create the web page.
The plan includes a conceptual design.
may include but is not limited to – organisational structure of website, content map.
Text and media selected are appropriate to the target audience and sources are acknowledged in the plan.
privacy, copyright.
Outcome 2: Create text for a web page using a mark-up language with a text editor.
one page of plain text.
Evidence requirements
Text is entered by use of a text editor according to the conventions of the selected mark-up language.
Structure tags are added to the text to meet the requirements of the conceptual design.
may include but is not limited to – <HTML>, <HEAD>, <BODY>.
Title tag is selected to reflect the specific purpose and content of the page in order to optimise search engine results.
<TITLE>.
Metadata tags are entered as required to optimise search engine results.
tags may include but are not limited to – author, keywords, description.
Layout tags are added to meet the requirements of the conceptual design.
includes but is not limited to – <P>, <BR>, <UL>, <OL>, <HR>.
The text editor document is saved to a file by use of program tools available for the task.
The web page is opened within a browser, previewed and edited as required to meet the requirements of the conceptual design.
Outcome 3: Add hyperlinks to a web page using a mark-up language with a text editor.
a minimum of two hyperlinks are required.
Evidence requirements
Hyperlinks are created and tested, linking the created page to another existing web page by use of a fully qualified Uniform Resource Locator (URL).
<a href = [target URL]>
The completed web page is previewed in a browser and is confirmed as functioning according to the conceptual design.
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