Computer Science

a collection of web pages around a common theme

how easy it is to read and understand text

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

Planning a mini website

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

helps developers find resources efficiently

It improves the appearance of the website.

It allows users to see the underlying file structure.

It helps developers find resources quickly when making changes.

Why is file organisation important in website creation?

What connects the pages of a website together?

the layout of pages and navigation between them

the speed of the server the website will be hosted on

What should an effective website design prioritise?

What HTML tag is used to define a paragraph of text?

What HTML tag is used to create a hyperlink?

What is the language used to define and structure content on webpages?

writing programming code for applications

creating and structuring content on webpages

a software application used to browse the internet

a piece of software that runs on a server

writing code in multiple programming languages

Ordered lists use numbers, while unordered lists use bullets.

Ordered lists are only for images, while unordered lists are for text.

What is the difference between ordered and unordered lists in HTML?

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.

Planning a mini website

Lesson outcome

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.