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Web Development and HTML Basics

Source: CS 9, Unit 8, pp. 152–158

📘Easy summary

Web development is creating websites and web apps. Front-end: what users see (HTML, CSS, JavaScript); back-end: servers, databases, application logic. HTML (HyperText Markup Language, Tim Berners-Lee 1991) structures web pages. Development environment: a text/code editor (Notepad, VS Code, Sublime), a web browser (Chrome, Firefox) with developer tools, optionally live-server extension and Git. Basic structure: <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> (metadata, <title>, CSS links — not shown on page) </head> <body> (visible content) </body> </html>. Save as index.html and open in browser.

⭐Key points

  • head = metadata; body = content.

🔬Diagram

HTML page<!DOCTYPE html><html><head> title, CSS<body> content</html>

🌿Real-life example

<h1>Hello, World!</h1>

💡Exam tip

  • Write full skeleton from memory.

✅Quick check

1. CSS stands for:

2. Editor example:

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