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Hi there! I am Studyfin, your coding tutor. Today, we will learn how to use HTML to build our very own web pages!
Every web page you see on the internet is built using a code called HTML. HTML stands for HyperText Markup Language. It acts like the skeleton of a web page, holding all the text, images, and buttons in place.
To organize your data, you use special labels called tags. For example, you use the paragraph tag to show regular text. This helps you display your information clearly so your audience can easily read and understand it.
We can analyze how a web page is built by looking at its structure. A standard page has a head for behind-the-scenes info, and a body for what you actually see. By organizing your code, you communicate your ideas perfectly to your users.
Let us practice using digital tools to display data! Your science group wants to show the daily growth of a bean plant. Walk through how to write the HTML code to display this project name and data.
- First, we write the opening and closing HTML tags to tell the computer this is a web page.
- Next, we add the body tags where all of our visible content will live.
- Then, we create a main heading using the h1 tag to display our title: 'My Bean Plant'.
- After that, we use paragraph tags to show our data: 'Day 1: 2 cm' and 'Day 2: 5 cm'.
- Finally, we run the code in a browser to display our plant growth data to our audience!
