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T1 - HTML

The document outlines the requirements for creating a web page titled 'My time table' using hand-written HTML. Key elements include centering all content, incorporating hyperlinks with images, creating headings, and designing a table for a schedule. The submission deadline is set for February 6, 2026, and students are encouraged to validate their HTML using the W3C validator.

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T1 - HTML

The document outlines the requirements for creating a web page titled 'My time table' using hand-written HTML. Key elements include centering all content, incorporating hyperlinks with images, creating headings, and designing a table for a schedule. The submission deadline is set for February 6, 2026, and students are encouraged to validate their HTML using the W3C validator.

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CS5281 Internet Application Development – Working with HTML

Using hand-written HTML, try to build a web page showing your schedule:

Requirements:
 The title of the page should be “My time table”

 All elements (image, headings, table, caption…etc) should be centered.


(In this tutorial, you may use the easy (but obsolete) <center>…</center> tags
to enclose all other HTML elements in body)

 On the top of the page, there’s a hyperlink connecting to the website of CityU.
The link consist of the CityU logo ([Link]
followed by the banner of DEC ([Link]

 The logo should be shrink proportionally so that the height is 100 pixels

 The width of the DEC banner should be scaled to 400 pixels

 The description text of the logo should be “City University”. (Which will be shown
if the picture fail to load, or if the browser does not support graphics)

 Draw a horizontal line (separator) below the CityU logo


(name of the tag: is <hr>, which means “Horizontal Rule”)

 The page contains two headings on two separate lines: “CS5281” (1st-level
heading, which is largest) and “Internet Application Development” (2nd-level)
 The table should have a caption of “Schedule (Semester B 2025/26)”, underlined.
(In this tutorial, you may use the <u>…</u> tags to underline the text)
 The table should contain at least 2 rows. On top of it, you should insert a header
row (showing “Day”, “Time”, ”Classroom”). You may add in extra rows and
columns if you prefer.
 Show the border of table by setting the border attribute of <table> tag to 1.

 Save the HTML file as “[Link]”

(Optional) For interested students…


Interested students may send the page to the W3C validator ([Link]
using “File Upload” or Copy-and-Paste into “Direct Input”.

What can you observe from the validator report?

Submission
 Due date: On or before week 4 Friday (6-Feb) 11:59pm
 Students will upload the html file directly to Canvas

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