"Second Quarter Reflection"


As this quarter comes to an end, it's a perfect opportunity to reflect on what we've learned and how it has shaped our understanding of web development. One of the highlights of this period was diving into HTML (Hypertext Markup Language), the backbone of web design and development.


Gaining a Strong Foundation


Learning HTML has given us the tools to create the structure of web pages. Starting with the basics, such as the <html>, <head>, and <body> tags, we discovered how to build the framework that every website relies on. Understanding these foundational tags has helped us see how websites are crafted from the ground up.


Exploring Different HTML Tags

Each tag we explored came with its unique purpose and utility. Some of the key tags we studied include:

- Heading Tags (<h1> to <h6>): These taught us how to define headings of various sizes, giving structure and hierarchy to our content.

- Paragraph Tag (<p>): This allowed us to organize text neatly into readable blocks.

- Image Tag (<img>): Adding images to our pages brought them to life, showing how visuals play an important role in communication.

- Anchor Tag (<a>): Linking to other pages or websites gave us insight into the interconnected nature of the internet.

- List Tags (<ul>, <ol>, <li>): These helped us create both ordered and unordered lists, essential for organizing content in a user-friendly way.

Beyond these, we also touched on form tags, table tags, and even inline styles, all of which expanded our ability to design functional and visually appealing web pages.


Practical Applications:

Learning HTML wasn’t just about theory—it was about application. By creating simple webpages, we saw firsthand how the combination of different tags can result in functional designs. For example:

- Creating a personal portfolio page.

- Designing a basic blog layout.

- Embedding multimedia like videos and images to enhance user engagement.



HTML has taught us more than just coding; it has honed our attention to detail, problem-solving skills, and creativity. It showed us that even the simplest lines of code can lead to powerful results. By mastering the basics, we now have a stepping stone to more advanced web technologies like CSS and JavaScript, enabling us to dream bigger and create more dynamic projects in the future.


As we look forward to the next chapters in our learning journey, this foundation in HTML is a skill we’ll carry with us. It has given us the confidence to continue exploring the world of web development and a sense of accomplishment in creating something from scratch.

This quarter has been an eye-opening experience, and the knowledge we've gained will undoubtedly play a crucial role in our future endeavors. Here’s to many more lines of code and the websites they will build!

References:
• UOTP Marketing. (2024, January 12). Why is coding important?: 10 Surprising Benefits of Coding - University of the Potomac. University of the Potomac. Retrieved from https://potomac.edu/benefits-of-coding/
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HTML Introduction - HTML tutorial for Beginners - DataFlair. (n.d.). Pinterest. Retrieved from https://it.pinterest.com/pin/439734351121584435/
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Earley, K. (2020, August 10). Arkphire secures £50m contract with The London Clinic. Silicon Republic. Retrieved from https://www.siliconrepublic.com/business/arkphire-contract-the-london-clinic-ict

Comments

  1. I see that you really learned many things from the lessons this 2nd grading. You enumerated the tags so well! I hope we can use this in our future needs.

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  2. you really learned a lot in quarter 2 i hope you will learn more in quarter 3 good luck!!!!!!

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  3. i see your hard work, keep it up mennn

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    1. Thank you menn, you too keep up the good work

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  4. hi, hello, first of all thank you for sharing your ict jourmey. As you know ict is somewhat hard right? so I wish you goodluck on the last few quarters left and hoping we will all pass :>

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    1. Hello, Hi, Thank you so much and also good luck!

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  5. let's keep this good work, thankyou for letting us know your journey for this second quarter.

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  6. Your work is wonderful as always Jansen! You did your best that is why you deserve the greatest, keep up the good work my friend ;D

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  7. Good work but I suggest you to be more creative in making your titles.

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