2 Building Your First Web Page
This chapter covers
- Learning the basic page structure and elements
- Learning the most common text elements and styles
- Making a page easier to read with headings
- Creating links to other web pages
Many of the modern technologies that we have to learn—whether it’s building spreadsheets with Microsoft Excel, enhancing images with Adobe Photoshop, or maintaining a music collection with Apple Music—require us to master complex features bristling with settings and plagued by unintuitive interfaces. So, it’s with great pleasure that we come across technologies such as HTML and CSS that have no complicated tools, settings, or interfaces to figure out. In fact, they have no interfaces at all. They’re mere text—a blissfully ...
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