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Can you finish code your own mini website in about 30 min?

Code Your Own Mini Website

You will creating a mini website helps you understand HTML and CSS fundamentals, reinforcing web development skills.

Duration30 min
Age GroupAges 14–15
DifficultyIntermediate
SubjectDigital Literacy
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Creating a mini website helps you understand HTML and CSS fundamentals, reinforcing web development skills. This activity transforms abstract coding into a tangible product, making the learning process more engaging and relatable.

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      The learning connection

      Engaging in hands-on web development utilizes embodied cognition — the act of coding is connected to the visual output on a screen. By constructing a website, you actively apply theoretical knowledge, allowing better retention of coding concepts through immediate visual feedback.

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      1. Open a text editor like Notepad or an online HTML editor. 2. Write the basic HTML structure: <html>, <head>, and <body>. 3. Create a heading with your hobby name using <h1>. 4. Add a paragraph describing your hobby using <p>. 5. Insert an image that represents your hobby using <img src='image_url'>. 6. Save the file as 'my_hobby.html' and open it in a web browser.

      Digital Literacy30 minAges 14–15Grade 9Sign in to save this activity
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