HTML and CSS for Web Design Projects
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Design a web page that should accept name of user name, Email ID, Designation at office, Number of years completed in office, Office phone number(mandatory), image with submit button.

This would require writing HTML code, potentially using input fields for the user's name, email, etc., a file upload element for the image, and a button to submit the data. It would also benefit from some CSS for styling.

Design web page that should accept faculty id, faculty name, select Faculty Subject Specialization from choice, Faculty Qualification, address, age of faculty and a submit button.

Similar to the previous question, you'd need to create input fields for each piece of information, a dropdown menu or radio buttons for selecting the subject specialization, and a submit button. You might use a form to collect this data and send it to a server for processing, or use JavaScript to handle it on the client side.

Write a HTML code using CSS with following specifications Create Unordered list of 5 Popular Institute names currently active in Mumbai city.

This involves creating an unordered list in HTML using <ul> and <li> tags. You'd likely use CSS to style the list items and potentially add further formatting.

Create Ordered list of languages/Subjects being taught there using any one of above particular single Institute name that you have listed.

<p>You can use the <code>&lt;ol&gt;</code> and <code>&lt;li&gt;</code> tags in HTML to create an ordered list. Style this list using appropriate CSS as needed.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Divide the list into two sections left and right by using proper CSS.

<p>You can use CSS to control the layout of elements. For example, you might use <code>float</code> or <code>display: inline-block</code> to position the list items side by side and create two sections. The exact specifics depend on the HTML structure of your list.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Write a program using HTML with following CSS specifications: The page should contain heading as STD 12th Commerce-99 IT in Green Color.

<p>This involves using <code>&lt;h1&gt;</code> or other heading tags in HTML to create the heading and then using CSS to set the text color to green. You can also use CSS to style the heading's font size, typeface, and other attributes.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Create Unordered List of topics in IT Subject of class 12 Commerce

<p>As in the previous examples, you would use the <code>&lt;ul&gt;</code> and <code>&lt;li&gt;</code> tags in HTML to create the unordered list. You can style it with CSS if desired.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Change the font to Comic Sans Ms.

<p>You can use the font-family property in CSS to change the font of the text to Comic Sans.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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HTML Form Element

An HTML element used to collect user input, typically displayed as a form with input fields like text boxes, radio buttons, and checkboxes.

Input Field Types

Different types of input fields available in HTML forms, like text boxes for names, email addresses, and passwords, as well as checkboxes and radio buttons for selections.

Image Input Field

A specific input field type in HTML forms that allows users to upload an image file from their device.

Unordered List (HTML)

An HTML element that creates a list items without any specific order or numbering. Typically displayed with bullet points.

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Ordered List (HTML)

An HTML element used to create a list with items displayed in a specific order, typically with numbers or letters.

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CSS Styling

The process of adding visual enhancements and styling to web pages using CSS (Cascading Style Sheets), such as changing colors, fonts, sizes, and layouts.

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CSS Selector

A specific expression in CSS that targets particular HTML elements to apply styling rules.

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CSS Property

A specific attribute within CSS that controls the appearance and behavior of a HTML element, such as font-family, color, and margin.

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CSS Value

The specific value assigned to a CSS property, determining the actual style to apply. For example, 'red' for the color property.

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CSS Layout

The process of arranging elements on a web page, including positioning, spacing, and alignment, using CSS.

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CSS Flexbox

A CSS layout model that provides a flexible way to arrange elements on a web page, allowing responsiveness and adjustments to different screen sizes.

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CSS Grid

A powerful CSS layout system that allows creating complex web page layouts by arranging content in rows and columns.

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Font Styles

Different styles that can be applied to text in HTML and CSS, such as bold, italic, and underline.

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Font Family

The name of the font family to be used for displaying text, such as Arial, Times New Roman, or Comic Sans MS.

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Font Size

The size of the displayed text, typically measured in pixels or points.

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Font Color

The color of the displayed text, specified using color names or hexadecimal codes.

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Heading Tag (HTML)

HTML tags used to define different levels of headings on a web page, from H1 (most important) to H6 (least important).

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Color Codes

Methods of representing colors using hexadecimal codes (e.g., #FF0000 for red) or color names (e.g., red, green, blue).

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HTML and CSS Separation

The best practice of separating HTML code, which defines the structure of content, from CSS code, which defines the styling and appearance.

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Study Notes

Web Page Design using HTML

  • Design a webpage accepting user name, email, designation, years in office, phone number, and image upload.
  • Create a submit button.

HTML Program for Faculty Information

  • Design a webpage that accepts faculty ID, name, subject specialization, qualification, address, and age.
  • Include a submit button.

HTML and CSS Program for Institutes

  • Create an HTML code with CSS applying the following
    • Create an unordered list of 5 popular Mumbai institutes.
    • Create an ordered list of subjects taught at each institute, divided into left and right sections.

HTML and CSS Program for Class 12 Commerce

  • Create an HTML program with these CSS features:
    • Heading "STD 12th Commerce-99 IT" in green color.
    • An unordered list containing IT subjects for class 12 commerce.
    • Set the font to Comic Sans MS.

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This quiz covers various HTML and CSS tasks for designing web pages. Participants will create forms for user information and faculty data, format lists for institutes, and apply styling specific to a 12th-grade commerce class. Test your skills in web design by tackling these practical assignments!

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