This is a sample web page created for the web-authoring unit of MIS 111: Introduction to Computing, an introductory computing course in the Department of Management Information Systems at the University of Arizona. During the “Introduction to HTML & Building a Web Page” lessons, students learned to hand-code web pages using core HTML tags.
This page is preserved as a working example of those techniques. It intentionally uses only basic, hand-written HTML — the same elements a beginner practices when building a first web page — so you can view the page source and see exactly how each piece works.
<h1> and <center> elements<hr>) styled with the width, size, and color attributes<img> tag, including descriptive alt text<a href>) to another page on the site and to external websitesmailto) link, with the address assembled in JavaScript to reduce spam harvesting<body> attributes that set a background color and a background imageThe original example is shown below.

