My Experience With Creating Web Page with HTML
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I have had experience working with HTML before.
When I was in high school, I took an elective class that taught students about how
to type proficiently, how to use Microft Office programs like Word and Excel, and we
learned how to create basic web pages. I was surprised by how easy it was to make a
web page because I thought it was something that took a lot of coding to do. Our
project required us to add pictures, videos, tables, links, and other things to our
web pages. I honestly believe that anyone can make their own web page because it's
a lot simpler than people think. But one thing that I think people forget is to close
tags and when you don't close a tag, the page gets all messed up.
<br>I also had experience with HTML tags because I used to edit a lot of wikis. I was
an admin of a pretty popular wiki but I won't say which one it is because I'm not
comfortable revealing my internet identity. Anyway, wiki pages uses very similar
tags such as the tag to <b>bold</b> or <i>italicize text</i>. So the web class along
with editing wikis was what introduced me to HTML. But I don't have any experience with
coding at all. My dad has more experience than me when it comes to coding, programming,
and making web pages. What's cool is that he even made programs for his school. I think I
talk to him about it more often and learn from him. So yeah, that was my experience working
with HTML. It was nice to do it again. Here's a picture of my pet parrot:
<img src="https://i.imgur.com/n9Dx8Bq.jpg?1"></img>
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</html>
<head>
<title>My Experience Creating a Simple Webpage with HTML</title>
</head><body style="background-color:blue">
I have had experience working with HTML before.
When I was in high school, I took an elective class that taught students about how
to type proficiently, how to use Microft Office programs like Word and Excel, and we
learned how to create basic web pages. I was surprised by how easy it was to make a
web page because I thought it was something that took a lot of coding to do. Our
project required us to add pictures, videos, tables, links, and other things to our
web pages. I honestly believe that anyone can make their own web page because it's
a lot simpler than people think. But one thing that I think people forget is to close
tags and when you don't close a tag, the page gets all messed up.
<br>I also had experience with HTML tags because I used to edit a lot of wikis. I was
an admin of a pretty popular wiki but I won't say which one it is because I'm not
comfortable revealing my internet identity. Anyway, wiki pages uses very similar
tags such as the tag to <b>bold</b> or <i>italicize text</i>. So the web class along
with editing wikis was what introduced me to HTML. But I don't have any experience with
coding at all. My dad has more experience than me when it comes to coding, programming,
and making web pages. What's cool is that he even made programs for his school. I think I
talk to him about it more often and learn from him. So yeah, that was my experience working
with HTML. It was nice to do it again. Here's a picture of my pet parrot:
<img src="https://i.imgur.com/n9Dx8Bq.jpg?1"></img>
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