HTML & CSS Styling Made Simple
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HTML & CSS Styling Made Simple
Building Beautiful Websites Year 10 Digital Technologies 30 Minutes to Web Design Mastery
Do Now Activity: Web Detective
Open any website on your device Right-click and select 'Inspect Element' or 'View Page Source' Spend 2 minutes exploring the code Find 3 HTML tags you recognize Share your discoveries with a partner
What Makes a Website Look Good?
Think about your favorite website What visual elements catch your attention? Colors? Fonts? Layout? Images? How do you think these are controlled?
HTML: The Building Blocks
HyperText Markup Language Provides structure and content Uses tags to define elements Like the skeleton of a house Examples: <h1>, <p>, <div>, <img>
Common HTML Tags Reference
CSS: The Style Master
Cascading Style Sheets Controls visual appearance Colors, fonts, spacing, layout Like interior design for your house Separates content from presentation
HTML vs CSS: Understanding the Difference
{"left":"Defines structure and content\nUses angle bracket tags\nSemantic meaning\nRequired for all web pages","right":"Controls visual appearance\nUses selectors and properties\nMakes sites beautiful\nOptional but essential for modern web"}
Hands-On: Your First Styled Element
Create a simple HTML paragraph Add CSS to change its color Experiment with font-size Try different background colors Share your creation with the class
CSS Properties You'll Use Every Day
color: changes text color background-color: sets background font-size: controls text size margin: space outside elements padding: space inside elements border: adds borders around elements
Interactive Quiz: Test Your Knowledge!
Which language provides website structure? What does CSS stand for? Which property changes text color? True or False: HTML can work without CSS Ready for the Kahoot challenge?