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Front-End News Homepage With HTML And CSS

 



Plan your layout: Before you start coding, sketch out a rough layout for your News homepage. Consider what elements you want to include, such as a header, navigation bar, featured articles, latest news, and footer. Decide on the overall color scheme and typography that you want to use.

Set up your HTML file: Open a text editor and create a new HTML file. Start by setting up the basic structure of the page, including the <html>, <head>, and <body> tags. Inside the <head> tag, add a <title> tag to give your page a title.

Create the header and navigation bar: Inside the <body> tag, create a <header> tag and add your website's logo, tagline, and navigation bar. You can use a combination of HTML and CSS to create a responsive navigation bar that adjusts to different screen sizes.

Add featured articles: Below the header, create a section for featured articles. This could include a carousel or a grid of images with short summaries of each article. Use CSS to style the layout and make it visually appealing.

Add latest news section: Below the featured articles, create a section for the latest news. This could be a list of articles with thumbnails and headlines. Use CSS to style the section and make it easy to read.

Create a footer: At the bottom of the page, create a footer that includes links to social media, contact information, and copyright information. Use CSS to style the footer and make it consistent with the rest of the page.

Add CSS styling: Once you've created the basic structure of your News homepage with HTML, use CSS to add color, typography, and layout styles to make it visually appealing. This could include custom fonts, background colors, borders, margins, and padding.

Test your page: Preview your News homepage in a web browser to make sure everything looks and functions as expected. You can also use developer tools to inspect the HTML and CSS code and make any necessary tweaks.






- Onyido Okwudili

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