Reflection on the Second Quarter: HTML Tags


Throughout the second quarter, I have gained valuable knowledge and insights into the world of HTML and web development. One of the key discoveries I made was how HTML tags are the building blocks of web pages. By understanding how to use different tags like <sub>, <frameset>, <header>, <p> and many others, I learned how to structure content logically and effectively on a webpage. I realized that each tag has a specific purpose, and using the right tag in the right context makes a significant difference in how a webpage is displayed and functions. Additionally, I discovered the role of HTML attributes such as b, sup, and href, which allow for more precise control over the appearance and behavior of the page, enabling me to create more dynamic and interactive websites.


However, the journey wasn’t without its challenges. One of the biggest hurdles I encountered was understanding the proper syntax and usage of HTML tags. I struggled at times with ensuring that all tags were properly opened and closed, which led to issues such as broken layouts or missing content. Furthermore, correctly nesting elements, especially within complex structures, was tricky. I also faced difficulties when working with attributes like img src for images or href for links, as small errors in their usage would prevent elements from functioning as expected. These mistakes were frustrating but offered valuable learning opportunities, helping me identify areas where I needed more practice.


To address these challenges, I relied heavily on practice and online resources. I made it a point to review documentation from trusted sources, such as MDN Web Docs, to ensure I understood the correct syntax and functionality of various tags. I also sought help from my peers and instructors, which helped me solve problems faster and more effectively. By regularly practicing and experimenting with different tag combinations, I slowly built a better understanding of how HTML works. Every time I encountered a problem, I used it as an opportunity to learn and improve, whether it was fixing a simple mistake or troubleshooting more complex issues.



Looking ahead, I plan to continue expanding my knowledge of web development. I will focus on mastering more advanced HTML topics, such as forms and tables, which will further improve my ability to structure web content effectively. In addition to that, I am excited to start integrating CSS into my projects to enhance the design and layout of the web pages I create. By combining my understanding of HTML with the styling power of CSS, I will be able to build more visually appealing and functional websites. As I move forward, I am committed to honing my skills and becoming more proficient in creating user-friendly and professional-looking websites. This is just the beginning, and I am eager to keep growing in this field.


References:https://www.semrush.com/blog/html-tags-list/

Comments

  1. You indeed learned a lot. Keep it up

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  2. 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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  3. Thank you for sharing your journey. Keep it up

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  4. It's awesome that you've learned so much about HTML and used challenges to improve, Keep up the good work!!

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