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Web pages are made using HTML.

Web Publishing 01

Web publishing is how a website is planned, built and shared online. Learn about page structure, navigation and testing so your site works well for real users.

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Fascinating Fact:

Accessibility features include readable text, alt text for images, and good contrast, so more people can use the site comfortably.

In KS3 ICT, web publishing is about turning ideas into web pages that people can actually use. You look at layout, links, images, menus, and how content is organised, then test and improve it before sharing it online.

Key Terms

HTML: The code that creates the structure of a web page, such as headings, paragraphs, images and links.
CSS: The code that controls how a web page looks, including fonts, spacing, borders and page layout.
Responsive layout: A design that adapts to different screen sizes, so the same page works on phones, tablets and computers.

Frequently Asked Questions (Click to see answers)

What is web publishing in KS3 ICT?

In KS3 ICT, web publishing means creating and updating web pages, then checking they work properly before putting them online for other people to view.

What is the difference between HTML and CSS?

HTML builds the content and structure of a page, while CSS controls the design and layout, such as where items sit and how the page is styled.

What should I check before I publish a website?

Check spelling, working links, image file sizes, page loading speed, and how the site looks on different devices, then fix any problems before publishing.

Try These Related Quizzes

1 .

The letters WWW stand for what?

Wet Wet Wet

What When Where

Wide World Web

World Wide Web

The person credited with inventing the World Wide Web is Tim Berners-Lee

2 .

The web is made up of 'pages' which are read by .......

web browsers

web bruisers

web dowsers

web wowsers

There are many different web browsers available

3 .

Which is not an advantage of using the web?

Can provide cheap advertising

It can be hard to find the information you need

Offers a wide range of sources on many topics

Provides a huge potential audience

The huge amount of material means that it can sometimes take a while to find exactly the information that you are looking for. It also takes time to check if the information is valid and reliable

4 .

Some software documentation is web based only .......

because it can reach a wider audience

because it is better for the user

because it is cheaper to produce

because it is what all users want

Printed documentation costs much more to produce

5 .

Web pages are made using HTML - what does this stand for?

Hard To Makeout Language

Hyper Tough Makeup Language

HyperText Madeup Language

HyperText Markup Language

HTML is written using tags

6 .

HTML tells the web browser .......

how to display information on the page

which document to search for

which ISP to use

which search engine to use

You also need styles to tell the browser what fonts and colours to use

7 .

Which is not a reason for using web page headers?

To indicate important text in a document

To improve chances of being found by a search engine

To make the document content more interesting

To structure a document

A header is the top part of the web page that appears on most of the pages of a website. The content of a web page is separate from the header

8 .

Web pages usually contain text. The text should .......

use a few font styles

use a lot of different font colours

use lots of different font sizes

use lots of different font styles

Too many different fonts, colours and sizes make any document difficult to read and it looks messy

9 .

Web pages sometimes have a background colour or image. Which of the following statements is not false?

A background is OK if it is not distracting and text remains easy to read

All websites have interesting background images

Backgrounds should always be a really good photograph of the web designer's pet or family

The more detailed and colourful, the better

Businesses usually use a plain background so that it does not distract the visitor from the main information

10 .

Young children often prefer web pages with .......

lots of adverts for banks

lots of images

lots of popups

lots of text

Web page design should consider the target viewer

You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - Internet communication

Author: Duncan Daish

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