Tools for Information Literacy | Week ⑥ 
Preps for templates

Templates+

It's Well Being Day today, but you would benefit from looking over the preps for the templates+ sessions.

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After you have finished your Task 02b ...

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

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

think about your editor options

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

• for Windows
• for Mac

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

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