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3 Layers of the Web - Part 1
The document discusses the 3 layers of a web page: content (HTML), presentation (CSS), and behavior (JavaScript). It states that the content layer defines the structure and semantics, the presentation layer specifies the visual design, and the behavior layer adds interactivity. It provides examples of using HTML tags like <h1>, <p>, and <ul> to build the content layer and separates the different layers to build a webpage like building a house with different materials.
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Introduction to the 3 Layers of a Web Page: Content (HTML), Presentation (CSS), Behavior (JavaScript). Emphasizes separation of parts.
Comparison of web page building to the story of the Three Little Pigs. Emphasizes building with structure, using correct HTML tags.
Details on using HTML tags correctly. Encouragement against using deprecated tags and misuse; promoting semantic HTML practices.
Reinforces what HTML elements should be used appropriately, the importance of correct structure, and syntactic guidelines.
Introduction to Layer 2: Advanced CSS, indicating further content to come.
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