Markup Language Module Presentation
Markup Language Module Presentation
Document Validation
• Based on TVET Curriculum – Module Overview
• Presented by: [Your Name]
• Institution: [Waliif Health Science and
Business College]
Module Overview
• Module Title: HTML Markup and Validation
• Learning Objectives (LOs):
• - LO1: Review Requirements
• - LO2: Create Document Structure
• - LO3: Validate Documents
1.1 Introduction to Markup Language
• • Definition of markup language
• • Examples: HTML, XML, XHTML
• • Importance in web development
1.2 Reviewing Document Requirements
• • Understanding purpose of the webpage
• • Target audience and functional
requirements
• • Design considerations (e.g., mobile-friendly,
accessibility)
1.3 Selecting Markup Language
• • Organizational standards or policies
• • Choosing between HTML5, XML, XHTML
• • Industry best practices
1.4 Reviewing Document Structure
• • Document layout: Head, Body, Footer
• • Importance of semantic structure
• • Planning navigation and content sections
2.1 Creating Basic Elements
• • Tags: <html>, <head>, <body>, <title>
• • Essential elements: <h1>, <p>, <img>, <a>
• • Sample: Simple webpage skeleton
2.2 Depicting Markup Sections
• • Header, Navigation, Main Content, Footer
• • Semantic HTML5 Tags: <header>, <nav>,
<section>, <footer>
• • Layout wireframe example
2.3 Writing Simple Markup
• <!DOCTYPE html>
• <html>
• <head><title>My Web Page</title></head>
• <body>
• <h1>Welcome!</h1>
• <p>This is my first page.</p>
• </body>
• </html>
3.1 Validating HTML Documents
• What is validation?
• Why it's important (correctness, standards
compliance)
• W3C Validator overview https://validator.w3.org/)
3.2 Cross-Browser Validation
• • What is cross-browser compatibility?
• • Tools: BrowserStack, Chrome DevTools
• • Common issues: CSS rendering, JavaScript
behavior
3.3 Validating Simple Documents
• • Practical walkthrough
• • Validate sample HTML
• • Fix common errors (e.g., unclosed tags,
attribute errors)
Summary & Key Takeaways
• • Importance of planning, structure, and
validation
• • Always test in multiple environments
• • Use proper semantic tags for accessibility
and SEO
Q&A
• Open floor for questions