Having grasped a rudimentary understanding of the theory
behind the use of HTML and CSS, it seemed fitting to engage in pragmatism and
begin work on my website, We Are Awesome.
Fortunately, as I have Dreamweaver on my personal computer,
the inauguration of process is and was, able to be enacted without the
dependence of University computers, making progress and completion of the
website, less of a burden than it would
have been.
Having a rudimentary but not comprehensive understanding of
HTML and CSS, trouble was likely to arise, especially to begin with. At this
stage into the project, I would liken my knowledge of the intricacies of
Dreamweaver and insight into HTML and CSS, to that of a gazelle; the former and
the latter, to that of a lion: my chances of not surviving when it comes to
both, are not great.
But, persisting with experimentation, eventually, the ball
began to roll. Remembering the minimal education that I was given on the
subject, a root folder was created containing an index, when selected, would
launch my website into a browser and folders containing files for images and
videos was also produced before proceedings got too serious. Without the root
folder and folder files within it established beforehand, it would make
maintaining and also and managing the project, rather difficult as a root
folder stores all your progress and content in one place.
Having done that, the aim of the session turned to bringing
the wireframe to life, I laid out the title of the website to go in the centre
of the webpage, which was more easier than initially envisioned. Once I
realised the functionality of the "div" feature, which acts as a
wedge in-between content, did speed with coding pick off and quickly lead to
establishing "tab" buttons, to go on the top of the webpage.
Getting to grips: crude HTML look at We Are Awesome
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