The HTML5 and CSS3 Basic course of reading notes

1 · Pre-read expected

Given the 0 Foundation for WEB Development, it's best to clear up the logical structure of the task and then learn from it purposefully, with an unknown task involved. In order to achieve our needs and design, we must learn the front end, backend, server and a series of temporary unfamiliar knowledge, in this, I first question is, how our ideal function in the form of web content and interaction. So ready to start from the front end, looking from the point of view of the program to what is a new understanding of the Web page, to clarify the general process of building a Web page, for us to really start to implement the function to pave the way.

The book not only takes 0 basic learning of HTML and CSS, but also teaches readers how to build Web pages in a real-time way. In this, I tend to generalize and summarize the concept of the book, to promote the concept of the role. including two aspects, on the one hand, the main experience of the new programming language under the specific grammar and thinking, and the specific programming content only to understand, after all, the book is used to check, the actual combat to supplement the use;

2 · Read the Harvest

Chapter I.

First, despite the complexity of the Web page form, the underlying structure is still simple. As a general rule, the page consists of three aspects: text (test content), references to other files, and tags (makeup-references). HTML has a predefined set of elements, and we need to tag the content of the page to describe them.

Next, I have a basic understanding of HTML pages and a conceptual understanding of tags (including elements, attributes, values, and other). On this basis, the text content in the HTML page and non-textual content (including links, images and other) are recognized.

Then, to understand the use of files and folders when creating a Web page, you have a general understanding of file creation, references, etc., and understand the concept of URLs (absolute URLs and relative URLs) to facilitate programmatic access to the directory.

Finally, after understanding the basics of HTML and basic functionality, continue to understand the concept of semantic HTML, even if the content is tagged with the most appropriate HTML element. Semantic HTML is the cornerstone for building effective Web sites, improves accessibility and interoperability, improves search engine optimization (SEO), makes it easy to maintain code and add styles, and often makes code less and page loading faster. This will focus on future programming practices.

Chapter II

This chapter focuses on how to deal with files and folders when building a Web page, create files and organize them reasonably. Prior to this, the site must be planned, clearly defined, adapted to the survey, determined by the site structure, how many pages and what content each page renders, and then create and organize the folders, and establish a unified and simple naming convention.

On the construction of Web pages and the specific process of creating folders and the necessary tools, only the book to do a conceptual understanding, in the future in the actual combat in the refinement of understanding.

The HTML5 and CSS3 Basic course of reading notes