Copyright Goodheart-Willcox Co., Inc. 540 Unit 3 Living Online 10. Switch to the web browser, and press the Refresh or Reload button for the My First Web Page tab. Notice how the edits you made to the HTML fi le are refl ected on the web page. Congratulations, you have created a basic web page! Use this HTML fi le to experiment. Try changing the number in the h1 tags to see what happens. Be sure to change the number in both the start and end tags. Try removing the h1 tags altogether. Change the title text to see the effect that has. By making changes to this HTML fi le and seeing how the changes affect the web page, you can learn how to build larger and more complex web pages. ! DOCTYPE html html title My First Web Page /title body h1 Hello World! /h1 img src=“NASA_Image.jpg” alt=“NASA Image” h1 NASA Image /h1 /body /html Goodheart-Willcox Publisher Figure 13-21. Update the HTML file with the code shown here in color. Hands-On Example 13.2.2 Creating a Basic Web Page It is easy to create a basic web page using a plain-text editor. For example, with a small amount of code, you can create a web page about yourself that includes a photograph. 1. Insert your PRINC-OF-IT fl ash drive into the computer. 2. Applying what you have learned, create a folder on the fl ash drive named Chap13.