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Authors:
Shelly Cashman Series, Jessica Minnick
Chapter:
Enhancing A Website With Links And Images
Exercise:
In The Labs
Question:3 | ISBN:9781305578166 | Edition: 8

Question

Lab 3: Expand Your World
HTML Terminology and Syntax
Problem: Every programming language has its own body of terminology needed to describe
the components and capabilities of the language. In addition, every programming language has
unique syntax, or rules, by which the code must be authored. In this exercise, you will create a
large HTML description list to mark up some of the key terms and definitions for html. The final
webpage is shown in Figure 3–72.

Instructions:
1. Open terminology03.html in your HTML editor and then modify the comment at the
    top of the page to include your name and today’s date. Enter HTML5 terminology and
    syntax within the <title> tags.
2. Using the information in this chapter as well as the web, mark up the entire content in the <div
     id="terminology"> section as a description list using <dl>…</dl> tags. Mark up each term as a
     term using <dt>…</dt> tags.
3. After each term, research and enter a definition for that term using <dd>…</dd> tags. Indent
     the definition under the term it defines as shown in Figure 3–72.
4. Validate your code and fix any errors.
5. Check the spelling of the text.
6. Save and open the page within a browser as shown in Figure 3–72.
7. Submit your assignment in the format specified by your instructor.
8. Identify three problems that might occur for a web developer if the terminology and syntax
    discussed in this exercise are not understood.

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