I’ve been here a few days and completed the ‘Basic HTML and HTML5’ section. Feel like I picked it up pretty well but there’s no way I could go and create a simple page/project off the top of my head.
I’m a complete newbie to coding in general so do you think I should go back over the section or keep pushing on to the next section?
It is completely normal this early on in your journey to not know how to create web pages yet.
I would just keep learning and going through the curriculum. Once you get to the end of the responsive design section then you can test your skills with the 5 projects.
Hi, when I first began learning, I set aside a small txt file, and I added every element I learned about into it, along with a comment on what it is. It formed something like a template for a webpage. When I started learning about CSS, I used the things I learned about CSS as content and formed that template into an actual page (albeit very primitive). Example:
<!--html5 standard, good form to include-->
<!DOCTYPE html>
<!--all html elements go in here-->
<html>
<!--all metadata (tab title, style element, imports etc)-->
<head>
</head>
<!--contains content visible to users-->
<body>
<!--header element that notes hierarchy of content, is automatically bolded.-->
<h1>Hello World</h1>
</body>
</html>