Computer Science

a software application used to view, navigate and interact with web pages

HyperText Markup Language, which is used to define and structure content on web pages

a marker in HTML that indicates where different elements of a web page are

HTML fundamentals

Images and links

Planning a mini website

CSS fundamentals

Web page layouts using CSS divisions

CSS for layout

JavaScript

Web based project I

Web based project II

In this unit pupils will explore how websites are displayed within a browser using HTML and CSS. They will examine how websites are requested and delivered to our computer via the internet and the WWW. They will create the structure of a website using HTML and change the styling using CSS.

HTML programming project

consideration of design so that what is created is usable by everyone

a characteristic or feature of an object that can be changed or adjusted

a clickable link that takes you to another web page, a section on the same page, or a different website

a collection of web pages around a common theme

how easy it is to read and understand text

Cascading Style Sheets: specifications used to style the content and layout of HTML pages

keeping the same look, feel, and behaviour of items

a section of a web page used to group items

an identifier that can be applied to a collection of HTML elements

an agreed design that is used to style the content in a consistent way

a plan that outlines the basic structure and layout of visual content

allowing HTML elements to be positioned in different ways

a programming language used to add interactivity to web pages

a representation of a web page that JavaScript can use to access and change HTML elements

a function that waits for a user action (such as a click) and then triggers a response

something that the target audience wants in relation to the product

HTML elements that clearly describe their meaning and role in a web page

the process of finding and fixing errors in code to ensure it works correctly

to check if something works correctly and as expected

a guide that outlines criteria and levels of achievement to evaluate work fairly and consistently

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