Hundreds of thousands of people surf the internet every day visiting web sites like Facebook and Twitter. Though millions of web sites are all similar in a way, the average person overlooks the similarities. They are oblivious to an entire language that is so complex that it can be used to create the most beautiful and simple creations on the web. This language is used to create Facebook, Twitter, Google, and even your everyday blog. In order to understand this language fully one must spend countless hours behind a computer screen working through problems, going thought books, as well as looking though others work to see how they solved problems. This evolutionary language is known by today’s computer scientist as hypertext markup …show more content…
HTML was used to create web pages all over the internet making it into what it is today. It was not long after HTML was created that it was questioned as to whether or not it was advanced enough to keep up with the rapid advancement of the internet. This lead to closing the development on HTML by the World Wide Web Consortium or W3C in 1998. After the closing of development on HTML in 1998 the W3C began to work on a new project to replace HTML known as extensible hypertext markup language or XHTML. XHTML was used in the same way as HTML and was very similar. XHTML was designed to allow for more flexibility with design and lead the world into the 21 century with web design. All of the promises of XHTML were broken as the computer world put down XHTML and refused to show support for the new computer language. XHTML was mostly criticized for not being very forgivable in the way HTML was. If a couple lines were off in HTML the web page would generate without the content associated with the error or even figure out what the programmer was trying to say. This allowed for programmers to see exactly what was wrong without allowing for the average person to tell. XHTML was not forgivable and would not generate any content if a single line was wrong. This frustrated programmers as it cost them countless hours looking through lines and lines looking for that one error that was causing the whole page not to load. Not only did XHTML make
The first versions of WWW ((what most people call “The Web”))) provide means for people around the world to exchange information between, to work together, to communicate, and to share documentation more efficiently. Tim Berners-Lee wrote the first browser (called WWW browser) and Web server in March 1991, allowing hypertext documents to be stored, fetched, and viewed. The Web can be seen as a tremendous document store where these documents (web pages) can be fetched by typing their address into a web browser. To do that, two im- portant techniques have been developed. First, a language called Hypertext Markup Languag (HTML) tells the computers how to display documents which contain texts, photos, sounds, visuals (video), and animation, interactive
There is a complex debate over the Internet and whether it is making society smarter or dumber. For that matter the debate focuses on the Internet and the intellectuality of individuals, and if the Internet hinders or it progresses society as a whole. Other critics argue that the Internet contributes to the decline of our mental state. On the other hand, others argue that the Internet promotes and encourages literacy by its ability in providing limitless amount of information at the stroke of a key. In
HTML is short for HyperText Markup Language. It is used in creating pages which are technically called as electronic documents that are displayed in World Wide Web. HTML code is used for writing almost every web page. It is responsible for the proper display of text, images or other media info over our web pages. Without HTML, web pages won’t display images and text is not displayed as they are intended to be.
* Technical solutions of webspective is not up to the mark and many of the potential customers perceive webspective to be crippled with problems such as inefficient traffic handling,brand name inconsistency and network problems.
Web Design is almost like an art. It is the design of information and services over the Internet. Luckily for businesses and customers the information and services provided are in done so through the World Wide Web (WWW). As I mentioned earlier Web design is a form of art, meaning that art and organization are needed to form customized Web pages to fit a particular business’ needs. Services for Web design can be accomplished in a variety of ways: professionally through a Web designer, created through hypertext mark-up language, JavaScript, Dreamweaver, and Microsoft FrontPage as well as other “What you see is what you get” {WYSIWYG) editors or languages.
The purpose of this memo is to communicate my efforts and process associated with writing the final assignment.
While browsing the enormous variety of sites and home pages on the World Wide Web, it is difficult to compare and contrast items that do not have anything in common. How can we say the "Wall Street Journal page" is better than "Joe's Page of Craziness?" Therefore the first step in critiquing web pages is by determining their purpose. The goal of a web page can vary from presenting factual information such as the "CIA Page," or displaying one's own computer generated art. Hence, the only way to judge a page is by examining what it tries to accomplish, and how it achieves its goal.
Web design is an experience that is related high volume and colorful websites implementation that is done with proper pages and navigations. A web experience such as development in Cake, PHP and Magento is a tool which gets used and always leads to a more acceptable and consistent use that gets consulted online.
The planned website must be at least five pages in length, must be designed to accommodate my target audience being possible employers, must have a consistent and
For the last millennium, adventurous souls have been accessing new and unfamiliar frontiers in search of adventure and a taste of the exotic. The last decade ushered in with it an appeal to the more intrepid members of this small group of people: The Internet. Access to this particular medium has hit an all-time high in the 1990's, and every tekkie has his own celebration of self occupying space on it. However, not all of the sites on the Internet are shameless celebrations of self. Some of these pages can be found to have their roots in the archaic designs of the past; some are the logical progression for a technological innovation such as the internet.
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HTML (HyperTex Markup Language) was originally released by Tim BernersLee and Robert Cailliau in May 1991 (Mowery and Simcoe, 2002). HTML is the language used to write and create a web page as it enabled authors to include multimedia documents such as sounds, pictures and videos in their web pages and it was a fulfilment of hypertext which allows people to include hypertexts in their documents. It enabled authors to link certain images or words to other documents and could directly led users to another web page. As a means to represent data on the page, HTML is the underlying system of Information management which not only defines what a web page looks like but also how it is broken into separate information segments. HTML page
Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) can be described as “a language that uses markups, also called tags, in plain text files to transport information about the structure and presentation of a page.” (Hagemann, 2010, p.71), HTML effectively produces the content of a web page organising text, images and graphics.
On January 1, 1983, Bob Kahn and Vint Cerf invented the Internet and just a few years later in 1990 Tim Berners-Lee changed the world forever by inventing the beautiful and ever useful World Wide Web. Most would use the terms ‘internet’ and ‘World Wide Web’ interchangeably, however they are not the same at all. The Internet is an indescribably large network of networks while the World Wide Web is a refined way of gaining access to information on the internet. A really easy way to think about it is that the internet is connecting computers to other computers; whereas, the web is connecting people with one another. It is truly amazing how useful this invention is in todays world. It is arguably one of the most used inventions of the twenty first century, maybe ever. It is definitely not arguable however that the internet and the World Wide Web are essential to modern daily life in the developed world. In most first world countries, the internet is used in every classroom, in every business office, and in every store front. So much so that stores now use “Free Wi-Fi” as a marketing technique to get customers to come to their store rather than another. The internet is a wonderful facilitator of globalization; however, like many things in the world, the internet needs to be better regulated by international powers. The international community needs to realize that there is a very serious problem considering the lack of governance of the internet. There are so many good things
Hypermedia systems and hypertext have given a universal access to a big number of documents over the Internet, and the World Wide Web was the most successful and popular one to link the biggest amount of hypertext documents from all over the world, despite the existence of other sophisticated hypermedia systems in time. These systems specialized with richer navigation experience, and were competing with the W3. This report will be focusing on the aspects that enhanced and empowered the success and achievements of the World