As per Jenn's suggestion, I decided to work on my own content straight away as I had a simple website that I wanted to create. (If I hadn't had my own project I would have used Jenn's guided sample project for sure.)

You can see it evolving here: http://history.brewm.org/grandpa/index.html

First Day

This is my html after lesson 2, HTML Fundamentals:

My Grandfather's war diary (World War II) - image 1 - student project

And this is what it looked like:

My Grandfather's war diary (World War II) - image 2 - student project

Second Day

After lesson 3 'Marking up our content', my pages had moved on. At this stage, I haven't used all of the entities and tags that Jenn mentions in this lesson but have kept a note for when I need them. I have realised that I don't have all my 'assets' gathered: all the links, photos and other documents I want to include on my pages.

I now have three pages:

This is the HTML for my homepage (index.html)

My Grandfather's war diary (World War II) - image 3 - student project

Which looks like this:

My Grandfather's war diary (World War II) - image 4 - student project

Page 2, the actual diary content, currently looks like this in HTML:

My Grandfather's war diary (World War II) - image 5 - student project

but reads like this:

My Grandfather's war diary (World War II) - image 6 - student project

My third page is rather smaller at the moment:

My Grandfather's war diary (World War II) - image 7 - student project

It just has some links:

My Grandfather's war diary (World War II) - image 8 - student project

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