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HTML Introduction Assignment Part #2
• Save your files in the folder called HTML Introduction Assignment you created in Part #1. • Make sure you test your pages in a browser first.

 • Use the HTML section on the website www.w3schools.com as a reference.

 • Be creative!

Section #1
1) Copy one or two fairly small gif or jpeg files to your root folder (ie. the HTML Introduction Assignment folder). Note that these pictures should not be more than 500 pixels wide and have a resolution of no more than 72 pixels. Why limit the resolution to 72 pixels?  2) Create a subfolder named Images in your root folder (ie. the HTML Introduction Assignment folder) and copy three or four fairly small gif or jpeg files to this folder. 3) Create a properly titled page with an appropriate heading and call it Graphics.html 4) Add at least one image from the root folder and another from the Images folder so that they appear on your web page. Add an appropriate alternate tag to both of these images. How do the images line up relative to one another?  5) Add an image to the top of your page. Make the size 100 by 120 pixels and align it left. Add some text beside the image. The text should wrap around the image (ie. it will float)  6) Add an image to the bottom of your page which will be aligned right (it should float). Make sure it does by adding some text beside the image.

Section #2
Answer the following in a Word document and save it in your HTML Introduction Assignment folder as Colours 1) What are web safe colours? Are they as important today as they once were? Explain 2) “Only 16 color names are supported by the W3C HTML 4.0 standard (aqua, black, blue, fuchsia, gray, green, lime, maroon, navy, olive, purple, red, silver, teal, white, and yellow). For all other colors you should use the Color HEX value.”  Explain what this means.