A New Learnings

 

 In the third quarter, I learned a lot about web development, especially HTML and how websites are organized. I discovered how to use HTML frames to divide a webpage into sections, which helps in creating a clear layout. I also explored HTML lists, which made it easier for me to organize content on a page. Learning about Content-Based Retrieval (CBR) was another interesting discovery, as it showed me how web pages can search for and display relevant content based on what users are looking for. This gave me a better understanding of how websites work behind the scenes.

 However, I did face some challenges. One of the main difficulties was working with HTML frames. It was tricky to get everything aligned correctly, and sometimes the layout didn’t look the way I wanted. I also struggled with CBR, especially in figuring out how to use it to make the content retrieval process smooth. It felt overwhelming at first, but I knew I had to push through.

 To solve these challenges, I practiced a lot with the code and tried to fix any mistakes by reviewing my work carefully. For HTML frames, I learned to double-check the structure and make sure each section was properly linked. When I was having trouble with CBR, I looked for examples online to understand how others applied it, and I took it one step at a time. I also asked my teacher for guidance when I didn’t understand something, which helped me a lot.

 Moving forward, I plan to continue practicing HTML and learn more about other web development tools like CSS and JavaScript to make my websites better. I want to improve my skills, especially in creating pages that are easy to use and look good. I’m excited to learn more and apply what I’ve learned to real projects.