CSS From the Beginning: Week 3

Dropbox webhosting test.

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/1671807/HelloWorld.html

Challenge #4: HTML Hunting in the World Around You.

Examples in the following pictures:
<div>, <ol>, <li>, <menu>, <nav>

















<ul>:


  <time>

<img>

<span>


<blockquote>


<q>
QUOTE | "Even as a developer now, when I say I'm working on NBA Live, people kind of snicker at that."—NBA Live Executive producer Sean O'Brien, talking about the pressures involved in bringing this game back.

 <p>

Police Blotter: Knock-Knock. Who's There? Bang.

Crime is a constant feature of video games writing. Somewhere, someone is doing something illicit with them—sometimes comically stupid, sometimes tragic. Games and consoles are currency, objects of dispute, sometimes even weapons themselves. Kotaku's Police Blotter is here to round up the latest in games crime.

Challenge #3: Choosing an editor.

Spent about 2 minutes figuring this one out.  I'll be using Notepad++ because of naturally it deals with code.

Challenge #2: Coding by Hand.

Took about five tries.  Was able to do it in under a minute by memory by the end of 15 minutes.

Webmaking 101

Hey folks. My name is Mike and I'm starting from scratch with web design.  My ultimate goal is to go from zero to semi-pro in the next 7-10 months... Lofty goals, I know.  My aim is to be able to test out/challenge the web design portion of a graphic design program back in Canada.

I have been teaching ESL for 7 (on and off) years out of the last 10 in South Korea.  It's about time to return to Canada, and pursue a career in graphic design.  My aesthetic preferences lean towards video game references, geeky nonsense, minimalism, and frivolity; a veritable gumbo of randomness that I want to finesse into something more coherent.  That's me in a koopa shell*.











* I warned you.