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HTML isn't scary or hard to learn. In fact it's really easy. In this challenge you're going to realise that you already know quite a bit of HTML, but you're just not aware that you do.
Think of the word 'Cat' - what is it you see in your mind? A boat, pancake or a cat? This is the skill you're going to develop in this task, only you're going to apply it to learning HTML. You're going to need some means of taking digital photographs and the confidence to take pictures outside. This challenge has three tasks and should take just over an hour to complete. It's best done as a nice leisurely walk around the area that you live in on a fine day.
You should spend at least fifteen minutes putting a blog post together that showcases your photographs. For each of the photographs write a sentence or two about how and why the photograph you've taken relates to the tag. Be creative with your post and add sketches, sound or even a storyline to your photographs to support your ideas.
<div> typ a layout choose left center right..
<nav< link pages posibl
<menu> let`s have adrink and a beer 
<span> alike div moore general choose color vithout codes
<img> my favorite a picture..
And so on... My English dos`nt work...
But I am happy anyhow /k
Awesome job with the coding of your fridge. I'm not certain I would use unordered list for rum through chocolate syrup though. I mean, it seems like you've got a pretty organized plan there. Carry on, carry on! If you've got a moment, please have a peek at my post: http://malmater.com/2012/01/webcraft-101-task4/
I posted four of my pictures with markup: http://www.markdhutchison.ca/sow-blog/html-in-the-world
I did a bunch of these, enough to get the feel for the experience. I know these tags well enough but hadn't taken the creative approach to learning them before - it was kinda cool but took more time than I would have liked.
http://jolinfield.posterous.com/
Hello, I have three different examples. Two of them are from a previous p2p course called HTML & CSS from the beginning that had a very similar task. I wanted to share these because I think they turned out pretty well and I had a few people say that they were helpful to them in understanding the task. I also marked up a new image so that I could demonstrate my understanding of the challenge.
I posted the challenge submission on my blog.
I appreciate the opportunity to get outside and snap photos. I posted a photo to my blog with an HTML interpretation.
