Introduction to Basic HTML - Week 2 Assignment for Junior High Students

Join me in this beginner-friendly tutorial where we'll dive into the basics of HTML (HyperText Markup Language) and create a simple multi-page website from scratch! This lesson is specially designed for students with little to no prior coding experience.

📚 What You'll Learn:

Opening Visual Studio Code on your Mac using Spotlight Search.
Creating a new project folder named GCA_Wk2_Assignment_1 (we'll show you how to type the underscore _ character).
Setting up your first HTML file (index.html) and using Emmet to quickly generate code.
Understanding the basic structure of an HTML document.
Adding content: Headings, paragraphs, hyperlinks, and images to your web page.
Downloading and inserting an image into your project.
Creating a second page (about.html) and linking it to your homepage.
Navigating between pages on your website.
Viewing and inspecting HTML source code in your web browser.

🔧 Materials Needed:
A Mac computer with Visual Studio Code installed.
An internet connection to download images and access websites.

📥 Useful Links:
Download Visual Studio Code: https://code.visualstudio.com/
GCA-NMI Website: https://gca-nmi.com/
Image Used in Tutorial: GCA Logo Image

🌟 Why This Tutorial is Perfect for You:
Designed for Junior High Students: Easy-to-understand language and pacing.
Hands-On Learning: Build your own website step by step.
No Prior Experience Needed: Perfect for beginners starting their coding journey.

💡 Tips:
Pause the Video: Feel free to pause or rewind if you need more time on any step.
Experiment: Don't hesitate to change text or add new elements to personalize your website.
Ask Questions: Leave a comment if you're stuck or have any questions.

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📚 Additional Resources:
HTML Tutorial for Beginners: https://www.w3schools.com/html/
Visual Studio Code Documentation: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs
🎓 Keep Learning and Happy Coding!