Welcome to my website i made for a school project. I thought of making this when I heard a page called https://neocities.org/ . Thanks Neo. It was made using HTML and CSS
This page was made as a explaination of how to make a website with HTML and Page Source. HTML is a type of way to code (code is when you turn words into ines to make a web page). It starts off with something known as paragraphs. paragraphs are made from: a smaller than symbol, a slash, the letter p and a greather than symbol
Anyways, it was nice, and I learnt alot about HTML, Paragraphs, Headings and Titles. I also learnt about CSS: the thing that makes up the look of the website, the font of the website, the coloring and all the way of how it all looks. If I were to do this again, I would be carefuk, look for bugs, tiny mistakes and even tiny mispellings, as all those things can result in a bad, terrible lookin or even dangerous website. In my opinion the hardest part was the icon of the website. I never managed t figure that out.
This section is to answer basic questions
-How is this project-based learning different to normal class or subject learning?
Personnaly, it was a very intresting thing for me to do and try, and was hard for me to do it all by myself.
-What did you set out to achieve in your project?
The goal that I wanted to achieve was to make a website that could just function at the very most.
-Did you succeed?
Yes I did, thats how you are reading this
-What challenges did you face and how did you overcome them?
I thought that the hardest part was trying to make an icon for the website. I never managed to resolve the problem
-What did you learn?
I learnt how to write code, read code, see sript, look at page source and us HTML
-How did you learn on the project?
I used videos, knowledge I had on LUA coding, a tutorial and trial and error.
-Why is what you learned important or of value?
It's because I was going to use this on a future website about science.
-What would you do differently if you did this project again?
I would probably use more knowledge, put more research in and check for failures