Now we are getting to the meat of things. Here you will start filling out your webpage by using the prescribed software and template. There are three steps to creating a physical website: first have an idea of what you want to put in it, next how you want it to work, then how you want it to look. Say you want to make a website about cows and the varieties of breeds that exist along with the products that they create.

First I will presume that you are not familiar with the dairy industry and following up on that assumption here are some basic fact anyone can find: Cows are very large and can weigh a ton (2000lbs). For the most part they are docile creatures with moon-eyes who want nothing more than to eat. They smell badly most of the time but a buttermilk bath and a large bow tied around their neck will make any cowgirl giddy.

In addition: Cows come in various colors: black, brown, and red; they make milk, leather, meat, glue, fertilizer, and flowerpots(not kidding google it); Finally they come in three flavors: strawberry, chocolate, and classic.

Taking the template from the homepage begin by putting a name or description in the title element. Since we are making a website about cows let us call it the Mooseum!

HAHAHAHA I crack myself up.

The title element is interesting because it is a carry over from printed media. In a large book such as a encyclopaedia or dictionary you would have a "tab" for each specific section of the entire text. The internet then is something of a large book that is constantly evolving with the content you and I place upon it. The "tab" has now legitimized itself as a functioning mechanism for new media. It is interesting how books and the internet are different but also the same.

Now, in the paragraph element write a small reverie about the beautiful grace of the Bovine.

Ode to the Bovine
Creature of the wide green field
Whispering breezes

Now here is something: if you are writing a Haiku like this, and want to display it on your website in a paragraph element it will look like a regular sentence as you have been reading. To your poem look like a poem then add a line break, which is <br /> at the desired intervals. You should also know that everything in web development is lower-case.

Never use uppercase letters outside of text for the web user. If you do use upper-case, there is a possibility to create problems in the function of your site.

Here is what you should have thus far inthe tutorial:

<html>
<head>
<title>Mooseum</title>
</head>
<body>
<p>Ode to the Bovine, Creature of the wide green field, Whispering breezes</p>
<p>Cows are very large and can weigh a ton (2000lbs). For the most part they are docile creatures with moon-eyes who want nothing more than to eat. They smell badly most of the time but a buttermilk bath and a large bow tied around their neck will make any cowgirl giddy. </p>
</body>
</html>

Now we have some content. You are probably not content with the contents of your site (oh, word play). Anyway, lets move on to lists.