Viewing your web pages in a browser

To view the results, open up an explorer window.
In Windows, this is done by holding down the
Windows keys and then pressing the letter E on
your keyboard. Or click your Start menu in the

bottom left, and then click on Computer . On a
Mac, click the Finder icon in the Dock.
Navigate to where you saved your HTML page. In
our case, this was a folder we created called
HTML, which is on our network:
In the image above we have a file called
firstwebpage.html . If yours has .txt on the end
instead of .html then try again because it's not a
web page but a text document.
Double click your HTML file and it will launch in
your default browser. For us, this is Firefox.
Yours might be Internet Explorer or Safari. You
should see a blank white page with your TITLE at
the top. Here's the Firefox version:
And here's the same page in Internet Explorer:
Notice that in both versions the TITLE we added
is at the very top of the screen ' 'My First Page'.
The same TITLE can be seen further down, at the
top of each browser tab.
Exercise
Change the TITLE tag to something other than
'My First Page'. Click File > Save in your text
editor. Switch back to your browser and press F5
to refresh the page. Your new TITLE should
appear at the top of the screen and at the top of
the browser tab.
In the next section, you'll learn how to create a
HTML template.