Tools for Information Literacy

Thinking about using a template

finish task 02b template options editor options

First, do your Task 02b

finish Task 02b | link to CSS by applying some CSS rules to your hard coded page

Then look at some templates,

their presentational rules,

and their structural objects.

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Then, find an HTML/CSS template you like:

Should you use a template?

There are many template resources (these are just a sample of what you might find):

Responsive Templates - the CSS allows the site to adjust to the size of the display. These can be either single page sites (with subsections) or multi-page sites (with sub-pages)

W3Schools Responsive Templates
more W3Schools Responsive Templates
HTML5 Up has more responsive templates
OS Templates - Free Website Templates - CSS / (X)HTML
67 Modern Free CSS Website Templates 2023
12 Best Open-Source CSS Frameworks 2023

These are but several among many template options, but they are a good way to learn the components and rules of web site construction.

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think about your editor options

There are many free editors, beyond the text editors we have been using

However, sticking with the text editor you have become familiar with is still a good option.

This video discusses using one web editor to work with a template, but you can do the same with your text editor and your browser.