1. Open your html text editor. For example, Adobe Brackets, Notepad, or TextEdit.
2. If your flash drive is in D: drive. You save the file as cti110-04a.html to D:\xampp\htdocs\webtech\coursework\chapter04\ folder.
3. On the first line of the document, declare the DOCTYPE for HTML5.

4. Below the DOCTYPE, type an opening angle bracket (<) and start typing html. You should see a code hinting menu open with code suggestions.
5. Select html from the list to add the opening html tag to the document.
6. To add the closing html tag, type a closing angle bracket (>). Brackets should automatically finish the closing html tag.

7. Within the html tag block, add a head tag block.

8. Within the head tag block, add a title tag block with the text CTI 110 Practice.

9. Below the head tag block, add a body tag block.

10. Within and block, first one line of comment by using . Then you add

    tag block with the text Welcome to my CTI 110 Course Page.

Welcome to my CTI 110 Course Page

11. Under

    tag line, start new paragraph with

    tag. Add HTML links defined with the tags. The link's destination is specified in the href attribute. The 3 links are separated with line break tag
    .

Welcome to my CTI 110 Course Page

Google

Yahoo

Web Tutorial

12. Save the file. Now you should have the file cti110-04a.html under the directory of D:\xampp\htdocs\webtech\coursework\chapter04\.

13. If you use Adobe Brackets, it should look like this
14. You view the web page just created at:

http://localhost/webtech/coursework/chapter04/cti110-04a.html

15. Now you may view the source code of the web page by placing mouse over the page > right click > View Page Source
16. You will find that the comment line of the html source code does not show in Page Source.

17. Submit the file cti110-04a.html in BlackBoard.

18. In the meantime, you should also upload your file in public_html folder on apollo.waketech.edu using FileZilla. If that is the case, you should give the complete web address in the format of https://apollo.waketech.edu/~username (Where username is your FTP user name).