Download directly for more content description... A few basic assumptions about your level of skill and understanding: . Web a web, and because of its ability to link documents, HTML became the basic . This book provides the most basic information you need to write a web page. Obviously, there are entire libraries full of more detailed, more extensive, and more advanced information on web pages and HTML, but writing web pages are actually easier than you might think from those "advanced" sources. How to Use the Tutorial and Test Sections After each chapter, you will find a short tutorial. You can work them as you reach them in the text, return to them after reading the entire book, or skip them entirely. These tutorials allow you to gain some experience working with HTML code directly and help you understand how to make your words and graphics do what you want them to. Each tutorial guides you through an HTML file where you will make modifications using the tags you learned in that chapter. You may use your own graphics/image files, or download the ones from the Internet. You can find a list of sources in Appendix C. Once the document has been saved, you should test it using your browser. The Test Results section will show you how your file should appear when accessed by abrowser. What makes HTML documents different than ordinary ones is that formatting commands are written into the file. These commands, called tags , tell the browser how to display the document. You can think of a browser as an obedient, very bright, but very literal, child. It will do what you say exactly the way you say to do it. It "knows how" to do many complicated things, but you must tell it explicitly to do something or the results will not be what you think they should be.