Embedded Files
9 – 12h Teaching
Teacher:
- Hélène
Goals
Goals
- I know organizing files and folder structure for web pages
- I can choose the right web image format for a project.
- I can insert movies and maps.
- I can build an HTML form.
Content
Content
- Website Image Formats
- Image Tag & Attribut
- iFrame
- Forms
RECAP – 25.04.
- Folder, Links and Lists
- HTML elements (block-level & inline)
- Q&A
Image tag and attribute
Image tag and attribute
<img src="cloud.gif" alt="cloudy sky"><img src="cloud.svg" alt="cloudy sky">Picture element
Picture element
Copyright
Copyright
Creative Commons
Creative Commons
What if you’re a photographer who actually wants to give away your image rights to others? Creative Commons gives you an easy way to do that.
Exercise #3 – Content & Maps
Exercise #3 – Content & Maps
- Open on Sublime text the contact page from your Exercise #2
- Insert a map from GoogleMap (iFrame)
Forms
Forms
Forms do not look the same on all Browsers.
Exercise #4 – Form
Exercise #4 – Form
- Still on the contact page from your Exercise #2
- Insert a contact form (Name, Email, Message, Send button)
12 – 13.30h Lunch (Istanbul)
13.30 – 17h Coaching
Coach:
- Benoît
Goals
Goals
- I know which content I would like to show in my Portfolio (Ex. Profile picture, description, interests, skills, contact)
- I start to build my Portfolio in HTML
PORTFOLIO #1
PORTFOLIO #1
- FIRST, define the content of your portfolio. (Ex. Images, text, iframe, form)
- Create a subfolder in your website folder, name it portfolio
- Create a folder for each sub-page. (About / Projects / Contact)
- Each folder contains an
index.html - Now create the basic HTML structure (header, nav, main, section, footer, etc.). For all the index.html
- Change some content on each page
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