First web page: EL METRO
Sixth semester of high school
In the last semester of high school I took an introductory course to HTML.
I had never seen anything about web programming before.
HTML is a layout language. It tells the web browser what elements the page will have, each element follows one after the other, from top to bottom, such as text, an image or a button.
HTML:
This is what a page looks like with only HTML. 😮
Using only HTML makes the web page appear with a white background, black letters and without any style of any kind and without functionality. It is a static page by default (As if it were a document or a sheet of newspaper).
To put styles 🎨 you need to use CSS, and for functionality ⚙ you need JavaScript.
We did a lot of very small test pages.
We also learned a bit of CSS almost to the end of the semester.
Below I show two of the works I did (although they weren't that relevant).
CONALEP
Test page where the objective was to put on the page at least one thing from each html element and css that we had seen to date, such as: put styles to the letters, be able to put an image, put hyperlinks and put a background to the page.
GAME MAKER
Page that was going to be my final project, but I changed it to the Metro page, because I felt it wasn't as colorful or interesting.
It was a page where everything about Game Maker was displayed. It had 3 pages with specific information on a topic (almost all the other links you see didn't lead anywhere).
My page: El Metro
It was my final project for the subject of introduction to web programming.
It was a page where it showed all the routes and stations of the CDMX metro.
It showed relevant information for each line, such as how many stations it has, or when the line was inaugurated.
My plan was also to show recent news from each line. For example, in lines 5 and 11 (B) I put a video of an accident that had just happened.
You could say that this was the first "finished" web page I ever made.
I no longer had time to add more content, but I also wanted to add information about the Tren Ligero and the Tren Suburbano.
Video for Adults 😈
When I learned HTML, I was already 19 years old.
I already had the age and the knowledge for these things:
The good thing about knowing how the Internet works is that it is easy to know what type of content is most consumed by people 😉😏.
If you are underage, you may not understand it. Ask your parents.