A Web page is built using Hypertext Markup Language instructions
(HTML). These instructions are written using any word processor
on a MAC or PC.
HTML instructions or "tags" are identifiable because they are enclosed
in "greater than" and "less than" symbols.
The first tag is always the HTML tag <HTML>.
The "header" tag follows the HTML tag and the "title" tag is part
of the "header". <HEAD> and <TITLE>
The "title" appears in the "title bar" (the blue bar at the top
of the window). The title is part of the "headER".
Each HTML instruction consists of a beginning tag and an ending
tag. The ending tag is identical to the beginning tag except that
it is preceded by a forward slash (/). </TITLE>, for example.
Type the following HTML instructions in the word processing program.
Then, click on the "View" button to see what your Web page should
look like so far.
