Students should look at a sample page to figure out what different tags do, tinker, and eventually try their own (C9 or CodePen or W3Schools, JSLint to avoid needing setup. The lesson should cover block vs. inline, specific tags, and things not to use. By the end of the lesson, students should be able to view source on a web page and understand it.
For example, students should be able to
Use <h1-6>, <p>, <a>, <img>, <ul>/<ol>/<li>, <div>, <span>, <dl>/<dt>/<dd><form>/<fieldset>/<input> semantically.
Name classes and ids semantically.
Use Web Inspector quickly (hint: keyboard shortcuts)."
The lesson plan should live at
html-and-css/basic-attributes.md
.Students should look at a sample page to figure out what different tags do, tinker, and eventually try their own (C9 or CodePen or W3Schools, JSLint to avoid needing setup. The lesson should cover block vs. inline, specific tags, and things not to use. By the end of the lesson, students should be able to view source on a web page and understand it.
For example, students should be able to
<h1-6>
,<p>
,<a>
,<img>
,<ul>/<ol>/<li>
,<div>
,<span>
,<dl>/<dt>/<dd><form>/<fieldset>/<input>
semantically.See
as reference sources.
Acceptance Criteria:
Note that self and peer assessments are preferable to grades.