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Name _______________________________________________ HTML Assignment (Individual Assignment) (Adapted from code.org under creative commons license. https://studio.code.org/home) Overview In this assignment you will define a goal for your personal web page, then prepare to develop your page by designing it on paper, then try out your new HTML skills by developing the page, then reflect on your process. Your page will show that you can… Design a page to reach a goal Use HTML to structure a site Write readable code Step 1: Define - State your Goal What personal value would you like to share with the world? One of my personal values I would like to share with others is learning how to take care of yourself mentally and physically Step 2: Prepare - Design your Page How can your web page design communicate your personal values? My personal design would communicate taking care of yourself by giving examples and some ways what taking care of yourself can look like What content is important to include in your webpage? Self Care How should the content be organized so it is clear what is most important? Start with defining what self care is Show what some ways it can look like Different ways you can do it The positive side affects of self care 1
What HTML tags will you need for your page (Note: You should use at least one link to an image (i.e., img tag), paragraph and heading tags, and have an ordered/unordered list)? Step 3: Create your Page https://codepen.io/Tisanna-Clarke/pen/MWZqepq Step 4: Reflect What is your favorite thing about your website? My favorite thing about my website is all the different options it provides 2
Rubric: Key Concept Extensive Evidence Convincing Evidence Limited Evidence No Evidence Using Computer Languages Website uses required and additional HTML tags. There are minimal syntax errors and the page renders correctly. All text in the page is contained inside elements. Website uses required HTML tags. The page renders correctly, but there are some syntax errors. Text is generally contained inside elements. Website uses some HTML paragraph or heading tags. Most of the page renders correctly, but there are significant syntax errors and some text may not be contained in elements. The website does not use HTML paragraph or heading tags. Syntax errors prevent the page from being rendered correctly. Some text is outside elements, and tags such as <html>, <head> and <body> may be missing. Creating a Digital Artifact Website uses HTML tags to format the page, in a logical way that is consistent with the plan in the assignment guide and helps the user understand the page. The website uses HTML tags to format the page in a way that is generally consistent with the plan in the project guide. The website uses HTML tags to format the page, but it may be different from the plan in the project guide. Website does not use HTML tags to format text. Debugging and Clean Code Code is consistently well formatted, with nested tags aligned vertically to make them easier to read. HTML code is generally well formatted using whitespace, though there may be some parts that are difficult to read. HTML code is sometimes formatted to be readable, but does not consistently use white space to organize tags. HTML code is not formatted in a readable way, makes little use of white space. 3
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