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# Intro to Web Development
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#### Forest Hill High School > Mr. James
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### Resources
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- Go to [jsfiddle](http://www.jsfiddle.net)
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In the HTML square type Hello World, then click the Run button.
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You should see the output in the bottom right box.
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Use jsfiddle for all our HTML exercises.
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- Go to [the GitHub html folder](http://www.github.com/joeyajames/jps/html) to find a bunch of different HTML starter code.
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You can copy and paste these into the jsfiddle HTML box one at a time, or retype them.
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You should get output in the bottom right box.
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- See detailed documentation on each HTML tag at [w3schools](https://www.w3schools.com/html/default.asp).
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W3schools has comprehensive explanations of all HTML tags.
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### Instructions
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- Open a jsfiddle window and the html folder in separate tabs in your browser.
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- Copy and paste the HTML code from each of the HTML files into the jsfiddle and run it.
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Try modifying the code to see how the output changes. Add an extra block of text, or an extra form field. Put your own message in.
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- After you get familiar with each of the files in the html folder, try building up your own personal webpage, similar to mine.
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Add images you find on the web (you just need the image url to put the image into your webpage).
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Put things you like on your homepage.
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