This quarter has been a whirlwind of learning! I've discovered the fascinating world of HTML tags and how they're the building blocks of web pages. I started with the basics – understanding how tags work, how to create headings, paragraphs, and links. Then, I moved on to more complex elements like images, tables, and forms. The most exciting part was learning how to structure content using nested and un-nested lists. I now understand how to create organized and visually appealing lists to present information effectively. I can now confidently create simple, yet functional web pages.
Initially, remembering all the different HTML tags and their attributes was a challenge. The syntax can be a bit tricky, and it was easy to make mistakes, like forgetting closing tags or misplacing attributes. I also struggled with properly nesting lists. Debugging my code was sometimes frustrating, especially when dealing with unexpected display issues. I tackled the challenge of remembering HTML tags by simply creating flashcards and using online resources. When I encountered errors, I used the browser's developer tools to inspect the HTML and identify the source of the problem. I also found that working through tutorials and examples helped me grasp the concepts better. For nested lists, I started with simple examples and gradually increased the complexity.
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