Web designers don't have to write the HTML or CSS themselves, but they should know how markup (HTML) and CSS work because it is essential to being a good web designer.
It's advantageous because knowing how their web layout designs convert to a website is essential for good collaboration between designers and developers.
Images are added to an HTML document using the element.
The element requires the attribute src which allows you to set the location of the file where the image is stored.
An image element is written like this:
We’ll use this file through the tutorial series to experiment with HTML.
If you are using Visual Studio Code, you can create a new file by using Right Click (on Windows) or CTRL + Left Click (on Mac) on the html-practice folder, selecting “New File”, and creating the file index.html as illustrated in the gif below:.
To explore HTML in practice and begin building an HTML website, we’ll need to set up a new project using a text editor.
This tutorial series uses Visual Studio Code, a free code editor available for Mac, Windows, or Linux, but you may use whichever code editor you prefer.
