Web page design: parts, HTML and sharing a story
Answers are for parents and teachers.
1
Draw a web page about ‘my city’ and label the heading, two subheadings, main text and a large picture.
Answers differ. Check that all five parts are drawn and labelled and the heading is the biggest.
2
Write HTML for a page with the heading ‘Fish’ and the paragraph ‘Fish live in water.’
<h1>Fish</h1> and <p>Fish live in water.</p>
3
Choose the colour of letters and background for a page about the sun. Say why the contrast is good.
Answers differ. Dark letters on a light background, or light letters on a dark one, are good.
4
Ask a grown-up what they like and dislike about web pages they use. Write one sentence.
Answers differ. Any real answer is fine, such as ‘too many adverts’ or ‘clear menus’.
5
A web page has 1 heading, 3 subheadings and 2 pictures. How many parts are there in all if you count the heading, the subheadings and the pictures?
6 parts (1 + 3 + 2 = 6).