Lab 5 Reflection

  In this lab, I created an even more complex table from the previous lab. It had more columns and less rows. I was sort of confused beginning my html document since I hadn't gotten used to tags <tr> or <td>, so I wasn't sure of where to place them. I had many failed attempts making my html work since I was missing a lot of tags or forgot to end some. I had my friend, Veronica G., guide me through some steps since I couldn't figure it out myself. I really appreciated it. I made 6 columns:favorite foods, favorite music, favorite subjects, least favorite subjects, favorite movies and grocery shopping list. They either had an ordered or unordered format. To conclude, I really enjoyed this lab and I'll use these skills for further labs or projects! 

Lab 4 - Tables & Color Codes

   In this lab, we used all the skills we had already learned from previous works. We started off with the basics of an html document in textEdit like always. We learned new tags such as <td>, <th>, <tr> and adding a table in general. I found it really impressive at how quick one can do such a thing without having to go overboard. I had primarly thought it took a longer process in order to make a table but it was so easy I was surprised! I really found this fun and helpful for later projects and work. I had 7 colors to quickly add into my table, it took me a couple of seconds honestly. I liked the colors that were given to me as well! Overall, this lab was simple and easy. I actually enjoy writing tags and making my brain work! (:

What does Filezilla, CoreFTP, and CyberDuck have in common?

   Firezilla, CoreFTP, and Cyberduck are all client servers and use Mac OS X and Windows, which support FTP (File Transfer Protocol). Filezilla is a free software that can transfer flies over the internet and was developed throughout the year and becema e a widespread FTP client. FTP is used to transfer files between computers on a network , exchange files between computer accounts, transfer files between accounts or a desktop computer, and access online software archives. Cyberduck is an open source client that is for FTP, SFTP, etc and is used for Mac OS X and Windows. CoreFTP include FTP, SSL/TLS, SFTP, HTTP,... and it encrypts account information and transfers data across the internet, protecting data from being leaked.

Lab 3 : HyperLink

   In this lab, I found it easy to create due to the fact that I've been working with the same tags and skills throughout each day. This lab's purpose was to add hyperlinks into text or image. I personally found adding hyperlinks to texts because it's way more easier than images and takes less work since I had limited time to finish this lab. I had help from a special website which helped me add colors to my website. At the end, it was also simple to add in photos if you have them in the same folder as the original file. I liked this lab overall! I will use these skills in later labs and projects!

Lab 2 : Smart Goals

  In this lab, I created another webpage with the skills I had learned from Lab 1. The only thing is that we found out how to center the text in the webpage and adding a photo. It was based on our goals for this year in digital design. I really enjoy coding and would like to get better at it! This lab was quite easy as well, I have gotten the hang of writing code lines. I'm starting to remember most of the tags as well so I feel pretty excited.

Lab 1 : First Website

 My first experience with HTML was quite exciting in all honesty. So we learned all the basics to writing a HTML document in order to create a website. It was really easy to understand, most of the tags are quick to remember the meaning of. I quickly got started, I had no questions nor problems. I was one of the first to finish without any error so I felt really proud! I felt great when I was done and felt like a genius haha. But I really love working with tags and coding itself and hopefully I learn so much more and improve on my skills as well. 

 

What is HTML?

What I think HTML means is Hyper Text Markup Language meaning it is the form of creating actions in which the computer's system intakes in order to complete your commands through chronological sets of numbers and letters. It has to be very precise in order for your commands to work or the computer won'y understand what you're saying and will overthrow what you had typed. These sets of letters or numbers is named coding, which is a way of communicating with the computer and the only way it will understand. Coding is the way of writing HTML as well. I'm not too sure how the process works out but I have an idea on how it would.