Today’s Goals:

• Period 2 & 3: Review HTML Championships, create HTML cheat sheet, and play first round of “How do you do that?”
• IMPORTANT: If you didn’t take the effort evaluation survey on Monday, please DO IT NOW.

 Today’s Featured Site:

• http://the100meterscroll.com/– A workout for your finger

 For Fun (optional)

• Download a seasonal desktop background for free from Smashing Magazine. To find out your screen resolution, RIGHT CLICK somewhere on your computer desktop (not on a folder or icon), and choose Screen Resolution from the menu that pops up.

 HTML Championships review

• Here is the answer key for your reference if you’re stuck on anything
• It’s incredibly important to have the correct code because you will be referring back to it as you work on future projects. Successful coding isn’t about memorization; it’s about knowing where to get the right code and how to use it! This includes from previous projects you’ve worked on and/or finding online resources. On that note, we will spend time on creating an HTML Cheat Sheet so you have something accurate to refer to and to use as a helpful guide this year.

 HTML Cheat Sheet

• We’re going to create one right now together as a class. Think about what should be on here. What are the basics? What are you still confused about?
• Period 2 HTML Cheat Sheet: https://codeshare.io/0XDdy
• Period 3 HTML Cheat Sheet: https://codeshare.io/7sJQh
• When we’re done with our cheat sheet: open Notepad++, go to File, New, and then copy and paste the cheat sheet into this new document. Save it as HTML Cheat Sheet. It will save as a plain text file so you can easily copy and paste the code from here into future projects.
• Helpful HTML tags: W3Schools.com list

 First round this year of “How do you do that?

• Each of you found something you want to do and an example from a website. We will go over all of these as a class and find out if I can do it, if we’re going to learn it this year, or if someone in class knows how to do it.