Students build in teams of two to four, around a topic they choose and research themselves.
Booked as a series: each session builds on the last, from a first page to a finished site.
Every team finishes with a multi-page website and presents it to the class.
From picking a topic to presenting a finished website.
Teams of two to four choose a research topic, such as a world-changing invention, an endangered animal, the solar system, or a trailblazer for Women’s History Month, then plan their pages. They learn what HTML and CSS each do and build a first basic page.
Students build with HTML: titles, headings, paragraphs, lists, tables and images, and lay out a page with a header, navigation and main content.
Students style their pages with CSS: fonts, colors, spacing and alignment, organized with classes and IDs. They practice by recreating a sample website, then review the code together.
Students add links and buttons and connect several pages into one website, and learn how the box model sets spacing and borders.
Teams turn their research into pages, using their HTML and CSS skills to structure and style them. Each member builds a part of the shared website.
Teams add final touches, such as fonts, a navigation bar that stays in view, hover effects and a layout that works on phones, then present their finished websites to the class.
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