PEAZIT Aha card
Go straight to resources ↓A web page has parts with meaning
HTML marks the meaning of page parts. A heading names a section, a paragraph holds text, and a link leads to another address.
| HTML | Meaning |
|---|---|
| <h1>My page</h1> | Main heading |
| <p>Hello!</p> | Paragraph |
| <a href="/learn/">Learn</a> | Link to /learn/ |
One worked example
- <a href="/cards/">Aha cards</a>a marks a link.
- href="/cards/"The href attribute gives the destination.
- Aha cardsVisitors see the text between the tags.
Watch out: Appearance does not guarantee meaning: large bold text need not be a heading. A button generally performs an action; a link navigates.
Goal, prerequisites and card origin
What you will learn: Recognise a heading, paragraph and link in HTML.
What you need first: Read short text; no programming required.
An original PEAZIT working card. Independent expert review and effectiveness testing have not yet taken place. · v1
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HTML marks the meaning of page parts. A heading names a section, a paragraph holds text, and a link leads to another address.