HTML CSS and JavaScript for Beginners - A Web Design Course - Exercise 4: Images

This video tutorial guides viewers through the process of adding images to an HTML document using both relative and absolute paths. It also covers how to create a hyperlink to an image with an absolute path, making the image clickable. The tutorial provides step-by-step instructions, including setting image dimensions and using placeholder images. The session concludes with a preview of more HTML tags to be covered in future lessons.

What is the main objective of the exercise discussed in the video?

• To create a slideshow of images

• To add two images and a hyperlink

• To design a webpage layout

• To learn CSS styling

Which type of path is used for an image that is located within the same directory?

• Virtual path

• Network path

• Relative path

• Absolute path

What is suggested if you don't have an image with an absolute path?

• Create a new image

• Use a placeholder image from placeholder.com

• Download an image from the internet

• Use a relative path instead

What attribute is important to include when linking to an external page?

• src

• target

• class

• alt

What happens when you hover over the image with the hyperlink?

• The image enlarges

• The cursor changes to indicate a clickable link

• A tooltip appears

• The image changes color