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A toy website made in January 2020, right after first learning HTML. My first attempt at storytelling on the web: the life of a character called “THE SUN,” laid out as staged pages (Birth → Elementary → Middle → High school).
study-web-basics)<a href>)| File | Content |
|---|---|
SUN.html |
Index page — a menu branching into four stages |
Birth.html |
Birth — body is just <h1>SECRET</h1> |
Elementary.html |
Elementary years — just <h1>SECRET</h1> |
middle.html |
Middle-school years — just <h1>SECRET</h1> |
high school.html |
High-school years — the only page with actual narrative content |
sun.jpg |
Main image |
The index structure of SUN.html:
<h1><a href="SUN.html"><strong>THE SUN</strong></a></h1>
<img src="sun.jpg" width="200$">
<ol>
<li><a href="Birth.html">The Birth</a></li>
<li><a href="Elementary.html">The Elementary</a></li>
<li><a href="middle.html">The Middle</a></li>
<li><a href="high school.html">The High school</a></li>
</ol>
Most pages contain nothing but <h1>SECRET</h1>, while high school.html is the only one with body text:
<h1>역사의 시작, 그의 등장.</h1>
<h2><strong>그</strong></h2>를 처음 보는 순간.<br>
강렬한 빛이 쏟아졌다.<br>
그가 자리에 앉자, 공기가 끓어오르기 시작했다.<br>
An unfinished toy project — only one of its five pages has a completed body — where I was absorbed less in learning code than in the fun of “telling a story through pages I made myself.” This first attempt at mimicking a “site” with nothing but links, made right after learning the syntax, was the starting point that leads to the web projects in my portfolio today.
study-web-basics — HTML/CSS/JS basics from the same periodAuthor: MoriochoRadio (KimTaeKyoung) · Medical IT Engineering major