[x] Read this article on the history of web design.
[x] Compose a short (a few paragraphs) blog that summarizes your thoughts on the web; where's it's been an where it's going.
[x] Create an HTML document that contains your blog. It should have a title, a byline and the article itself.
Explorer Mode
[x] Mark up your document with valid HTML.
[x] Use at least 12 different HTML tags.
[x] Add at least one image to your page.
[x] Use valid CSS to style the page.
[x] Research the id and class HTML attributes.
[x] Use at least 12 CSS statements to style the page (a statement includes a selector and a number of properties). Try to use id and class attributes in your CSS selectors where relevant.
[x] All of your HTML and CSS should be formatted cleanly and consistently.
Adventure Mode
[ ] Use more complex CSS selectors than we covered in class.
[ ] Use at least 24 CSS statements.
[ ] Use at least one background image (with CSS) somewhere on the page.
Epic Mode
[ ] Create a full "Blog" layout for your page (heading, navigation, sidebar, footer, etc.).
Explorer Mode
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attributes in your CSS selectors where relevant.Adventure Mode
Epic Mode
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