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HTML Web Page Creation

Rating 3.2
Word count
40K words
Chapters
43
ISBN
9787894465658

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Summary

This book covers an overview of HTML and development tools, basic HTML tags and attributes, CSS fundamentals, HTML images, tables, lists, forms and form elements, and framesets and frames. Through this book, students will master both the knowledge and practical application of HTML web page creation.

Editor's review

HTML Web Page Creation is an introductory guide for beginners in web development. Judging from the title, the book likely provides a systematic explanation of HTML (HyperText Markup Language) fundamentals, common tags, and the core concepts of building web page structure. For readers with no prior experience, mastering HTML is the first key to the world of web design and front-end development, and the value of this book lies in offering a structured learning path.

In terms of content organization, books of this kind typically start with the simplest insertion of text, images, and links, gradually progressing to the use of more complex elements such as tables, forms, and lists, and may briefly touch on new HTML5 features such as semantic tags (

,
,
, etc.). The core goal is to enable readers to independently write well-structured, standards-compliant static web pages.

This book is highly practical. As an introductory technical text, its success hinges on whether the examples are clear, the steps detailed, and the abstract tags intuitively mapped to actual web page effects. For self-learners, a good HTML textbook can effectively lower the entry barrier and build a solid understanding of the skeleton of a web page. It should be noted that web page creation is a rapidly evolving field; after mastering the basics of this book, readers still need to continue learning CSS, JavaScript, and other knowledge to achieve page styling and interactivity.

Who it's for

A good fit for

  • Beginners planning to pursue web design or front-end development who want to systematically learn HTML from scratch
  • Enthusiasts interested in website building who want to understand the basic code structure behind web pages
  • Students in related majors (such as digital media and e-commerce) who need to supplement foundational knowledge of web page creation
  • Non-technical professionals who occasionally need to view or modify simple web page code at work or in daily life

Not a good fit for

  • Experienced developers seeking advanced front-end frameworks (such as React, Vue) or complex interactive development experience
  • Readers who wish to dive deeply into CSS styling, JavaScript dynamic programming, or content beyond the scope of HTML

Reading tips

  1. It is recommended to learn by doing: type out every example code in a text editor and view the results in a browser in real time. This is the most effective way to master HTML.
  2. Cross-reference the book's chapters with authoritative online documentation such as W3School and MDN Web Docs to obtain the latest and most comprehensive standard explanations.
  3. After becoming familiar with the basics, try to imitate the structure of a simple website (such as a personal profile page) for a complete practice project to consolidate the knowledge system you have learned.

About the publisher

Chongqing University Electronic Audio-Visual Publishing House focuses on electronic and audio-visual publications in the social sciences, science and technology, and education, and is involved in developing and operating digital teaching platforms and professional teaching-resource databases. Its 169 titles in the catalog cover social sciences, popular science, medicine, management, examinations, and programming design. They include social-science and popular-science works such as Review of Social Research Methods (Vol. 1) and An Illustrated Guide to the Wildlife of Guangdong Grand Canyon (2 vols.), medical humanities titles such as The Cell Renegade and Fatal Redemption, and management and technical textbooks such as Brand Operations and Planning, Digital Electronic Technology (2nd ed.), C# Programming and WinForms Basics, and Data Cleaning Techniques and Applications. Contributors include Zhao Lianfei, Zhao Feng, Hou Yu, Chen Zhe, Peng Meiqian, and Wang Jingping, as well as institutions such as the Guangdong Ruyuan Grand Canyon Provincial Nature Reserve Management Office and Guangzhou Caomufan Environmental Technology Co., Ltd. Owing to limited public information, its publishing profile is best seen as running across academic reviews, nature guides, medical popularization, and information-technology textbooks.

Contents

  1. 版权信息
  2. 内容提要
  3. 前言
  4. 第1章 HTML概述与开发工具介绍
  5. 1.1 WEB概述
  6. 1.2 HTML超文本标记语言
  7. 1.3 HTML开发工具
  8. 1.4 HTML项目创建
  9. 1.5 HTML主体标签
  10. 1.6 HTML注释
  11. 1.7 HTML字符实体
  12. 第2章 HTML基本标签与属性
  13. 2.1 HTML标签属性
  14. 2.2 HTML常用块级标签
  15. 2.3 HTML常用内联标签
  16. 第3章 CSS基础样式
  17. 3.1 CSS概述
  18. 3.2 基础选择器
  19. 3.3 CSS样式属性
  20. 3.4 样式编写位置
  21. 第4章 HTML图像应用
  22. 4.1 图像的基础应用
  23. 4.2 图像实例
  24. 第5章 HTML表格
  25. 5.1 表格结构
  26. 5.2 表格属性
  27. 5.3 案例实践
  28. 第6章 HTML列表
  29. 6.1 有序列表
  30. 6.2 无序列表
  31. 6.3 定义列表
  32. 第7章 表单与表单元素
  33. 7.1 表单
  34. 7.2 表单元素
  35. 7.3 表单的属性与表单提交
  36. 第8章 框架集与框架
  37. 8.1 框架集与框架的关系
  38. 8.2 框架集的属性
  39. 8.3 框架的属性
  40. 8.4 框架集的嵌套
  41. 8.5 浮动框架
  42. 8.6 超链接和表单的目标框架或窗口
  43. 8.7 使用<base />标签设定基准目标

FAQ

Can this book teach me to build a website?
This book mainly teaches HTML, which is the cornerstone of building the content structure of a website. After finishing it, you will be able to create the skeleton of a web page (the layout of text, images, and links). But to build a complete website that is attractive and interactive, you will need to further learn CSS (for styling and visual design) and JavaScript (for dynamic behavior).
Do I need a programming background to learn HTML?
Not at all. HTML is a markup language, not a programming language. Its syntax is relatively simple and intuitive, mainly using different tags to define content. This book is designed for readers with no prior experience; as long as you have basic computer skills, you can start learning.
Is the knowledge in the book outdated?
The core syntax of HTML is very stable. If this book covers HTML5 content, it involves the current mainstream standard. Technical details evolve, but the ideas of web page structure and the concept of semantic tagging taught in this book are enduring foundations. After learning the basics, you can easily follow the latest specifications through online resources.

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About the author

王朝梅 Author

Wang Zhaomei: publicly available information is limited. Judging from the five works held in the collection, she is an author focusing on books about web front-end development and programming, with writing that covers web page production, front-end frameworks, and server-side technologies. Representative titles include HTML5 and CSS3 Programming, HTML Web Page Production, NoSQL and Node.js Server-Side Technology, Common Front-End Frameworks and Tools, and A Practical Training Guide to Web Front-End Design. These titles suggest that she addresses both basic page technologies such as HTML and CSS and back-end and data storage topics such as NoSQL and Node.js, and that she has prepared practical training guides combining explanation with hands-on exercises. Her works are commonly classified under programming design, computer science, and examinations, indicating that they are intended for computer-related coursework and skills training and are suitable as teaching or self-study references.

伍秋菊 Author

Wu Qiuju is an author for whom publicly available information is currently limited; her nationality, dates of birth and death, and English name cannot be confirmed. Within the library's holdings, only one work by her is included, HTML Web Page Creation, which is classified under general computing. It can therefore be inferred that her writing focuses on web page production and basic front-end technologies, aimed at readers who wish to understand HTML and build web pages themselves. The book is a typical introductory work on computer applications, likely covering the basic syntax of HTML, the construction of page structure, and the use of common elements, with an emphasis on practical, hands-on operation. Although verifiable records about the author's own life and background are lacking, the work still offers beginners a path into web page creation and has some teaching reference value among general computing books.

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