Understanding Markup Languages
A markup language is a general term that indicates the separation of the formatting of a document and the content of a document
SGML: Standard Generalized Markup Language - a metalanguage that is used to create other languages, was the standard for formatting document that were not dependent on the operating system or environment in which the documents were created or viewed (think Latin compared to English)
HTML: Hypertext Markup Language
XML: another popular markup language that is used to describe the format and structure of data
XHTML : the most recent markup language specification from the W3C, combines the formatting features of HTML with a stricter syntax that works to combine HTML and XML so that Web content is more readily and easily delivered to all devices that are connected to the Internet
Tags and Attributes
Tags: identify all the elements within a Web page
Attributes: Specify additional information about the content being formatted
Creating an HTML Document
HTML Tutorial for Beginners
Planning the Content of your Website
A storyboard can help identify the general content for each page, the number of pages in the site, and the relationship between the site's pages
- You can use a registrar such as register.com to enter your proposed domain name and check its availability
- If the domain name you want us available, see if the Web hosting service (see below) can purchase it as a part of your hosting agreement and assist you to establish the company as the Web site's host
- When you renew your Web site hosting contract, ask the company is it provides domain name renewal service so it will automatically renew your domain for you
Choosing a Web Hosting Service
Secure Server: encrypts data, which changes it into a format that prevents unauthorized parties from being able to read or use it
Dedicated Server: a Web server that hosts only one site
Shared Server: hosts several sites
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