INTERACTIVE DESIGN / EXERCISE 2 - SIMPLE PERSONAL PROFILE PAGE

October 09, 2025

INTERACTIVE DESIGN / EXERCISE 2 -simple personal profile page 

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9.10.2025 -16.10.2025 (week 3 - week 4) 
Low Xin Er / 0374596 / Bachelor of creative media
Interactive Design / Exercise 2 - Simple Personal Page

LECTURE NOTES

week 3 (9/10/2025)
  • ip = identity
  • World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)
  • HTML= made up language
  • opening tag <p> 
  • closing tag </p>
  • bold tag <b></b>, don't bold heading (h1,h2,h3)
  • inline <i></i>
  • ordered list <ol><li> =number list 1.2.3.
  • unordered list<ul><li> =dot list
  • shift enter=force line break
  • </hr>=line

Fig. Writing links (9/10/2025,week3)


Exercise in class
text edit > format > make plain text>save>index.html


Fig.exercise during class,my first webpage (9/10/2025,week3)

Exercise 2 intruction:

Create a single HTML file that serves as a basic "About Me" or personal profile page. This exercise is designed to test our understanding of core HTML document structure and fundamental elements.

Create one file named index.html. When opened in a web browser, this file must display a simple page about you correctly.

Your index.html file must include the following elements:
  • Basic Document Structure:Correctly use the <!DOCTYPE html>, <html>, <head>, and <body> tags.
  • Page Title:Add a descriptive title inside the <head> using the <title> tag
  • Main Heading:Use an <h1> tag for your name or the page's main topic.
  • Sub-Heading:Use an <h2> tag to create a section heading
  • Paragraph Text:Write at least two descriptive paragraphs using the <p> tag.
  • Ordered List:Create a numbered list (using <ol> and <li>) with at least three items 
  • Unordered List:Create a bulleted list (using <ul> and <li>) with at least three items

Final Webpage: Hidden Note

Fig.Hidden Mystery Notes about me (9/10/2025,week3)



REFLECTION

I used to think coding wasn't for me. I took a coding course in middle school, but I'd never actually built a website myself. Instead, I was just memorizing code. What I found fascinating was the professor letting us create our own website content. The boring website creation process became a competition of creativity, which was incredibly fun for me and my friends.



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