Chapter 2 Resources

Part One: A Solid HTML Foundation

Chapter 2

This page contains all the files you’ll need to complete the homework for Chapter 2 in addition to reference files related to the chapter.

Homework

The template file can be downloaded below. Use ‘View Source’ to see the underlying markup of the file, replacing our generic content with your own. Starting with this page will save you remembering the DOCTYPE, XML namespace declaration, and character encoding every time you create a new web page.

The Albert I text file and Cheeta reference web page are also linked to here. Use ‘View Source’ at our Cheeta page to refer to our markup when building your Albert I web page.

• Template XHTML Page
• Albert I Text File
• Cheeta Reference Web Page

Reference Files

Use ‘View Source’ (as covered in this chapter) to look at our example files’ source code. Where helpful we’ve included comments inline to give additional guidance.

• King Kong Junior
• King Kong Senior
• No White Space
• White Space

The Periodical

The most recent entries in the Periodical and Reviews sections:

• Trent Walton is a designer, speaker and relentless typographic experimenter with a passion for car culture, specifically 60s car culture of the United States of America. He lives and works in Texas Hill Country. We asked Mr Walton a dozen questions…
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• AIGA have long fought the good fight against crowdsourcing, clearly articulating the very real issues that plague the 'winner takes all' approach to sourcing design by subcontracting it to the masses…

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