Practice Problems

Below are three quick problems to help you apply what you learned. Create a new HTML document for each problem so you can practice building from scratch.

Problem 1: Your First HTML Document

Create a new file named problem1.html.
Include the basic HTML structure (<!DOCTYPE html>, <html>, <head>, <body>).
Inside the <head> section, add a <title> that says “Problem 1 - First HTML Page”.
In the <body>, add a <h1> heading that says “Hello, World!” and a <p> paragraph describing something you’re excited to learn in HTML.

Problem 2: Headings and Paragraphs

Create another file named problem2.html.
Start with the same basic HTML structure.
Under the <body> section, add:
- An <h1> heading that introduces yourself (e.g., “About Me”).
- A <h2> heading for a subsection (e.g., “My Hobbies”).
- A paragraph (<p>) detailing one of your hobbies or interests.

Problem 3: Simple Profile Page

Create a file named problem3.html.
Use the standard HTML structure again.
In the <body>, include:
- An <h1> element labeled “My Profile”.
- At least one <p> paragraph introducing who you are.
- A second <p> detailing why you want to learn web development.

Assignment Submission

After completing these exercises, call Mike over for feedback on your newly created HTML documents.

Day 1 - Introduction to HTML and Basic Document Structure