To create a more complete web page, you need to consider the following aspects:
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Page structure and layout: Use HTML to describe the structure of a web page, including header, navigation, content, sidebar, and footer. Use HTML tags and CSS to implement web page layout.
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Style and appearance: Use CSS to set the style and appearance of web pages, including fonts, colors, backgrounds, borders, etc. You can use CSS frameworks such as Bootstrap to simplify styling.
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Navigation and links: Add navigation bars and links to allow users to browse different pages or content. Use HTML
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Pictures and multimedia: To insert multimedia elements such as pictures, videos, and audios into web pages, you can use HTML's
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Forms and user input: If users need to input information, you can use HTML form elements (such as
<form>,<input>,<textarea>etc.) and use JavaScript for form validation and interaction. -
Responsive design: In order to adapt to different devices and screen sizes, you can use responsive design technology to adapt to different screen sizes through CSS media queries.
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Page interaction and dynamic effects: Use JavaScript and related libraries (such as jQuery) to achieve some page interactions and dynamic effects, such as displaying/hiding content, scrolling effects, carousels, etc.
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SEO optimization: Optimize web page content, including appropriate titles, descriptions, and keywords, so that search engines can better index and include your web pages.
The above are some aspects of making a relatively complete web page. You can perform corresponding coding and design work according to your specific needs and technical level. In addition, learning some basic knowledge of front-end development, such as HTML, CSS and JavaScript, can help you better understand and apply these technologies.