What I'm Learning
- Page structure
- Headings and paragraphs
- Links and navigation
- Images and accessible text
- Semantic HTML
What I Can Do
- Build a basic webpage from scratch
- Link multiple pages together
- Organize content with meaningful elements
HTML is the foundation of the web. The goal is not just to remember tags, but to understand how clear structure makes a page useful, accessible, and easy to maintain.
This website is the first place where those lessons are being put into practice.
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Building the Website That Will Record This Journey
The first day: learning how websites work and creating a home for everything that comes next.
Put into practice