Okay, so, “unforeseen guest,” right? Let me tell you about this little project I tackled. It all started with a simple idea, I wanted to create a basic web page,but the whole thing become a huge project.
The Beginning
I fired up my old text editor. You know, the one that feels like a comfy pair of jeans? I started with a simple HTML structure. Just the usual stuff: <html>, <head>, <body> – the skeleton of any webpage.
Adding Some Meat to the Bones
Then I wanted a heading. Easy enough, I just added a
heading. Inside the body, I just typed in some random text. I mean, who actually plans these things out perfectly from the start? Not me!
I also wanted a few paragraphs to make it look a bit more legit. So I added a couple of <p> tags and filled them with even more random musings. You know, the kind of stuff that pops into your head when you’re staring at a blank screen.
Getting Fancy with Lists
Next, I thought, “Hey, a list would be cool!” So I decided to go with an unordered list (<ul>). I threw in a few list items (<li>) just for kicks. I am going to list the requirements.
- First Item.
- Second Item.
- Third Item.
The Final Touch
Finally, I stepped back to admire my handiwork. It wasn’t exactly a masterpiece, but it was mine. A simple webpage, created from scratch, with a little bit of everything. I saved the file, opened it in my browser, and there it was. Not bad for a spur-of-the-moment project, right? It’s not winning any design awards, but it’s something I built from the ground up.
