Okay, so today I messed around with “Maria Laborde” – sounds fancy, right? Well, it wasn’t as intimidating as it sounds, at least not the part I tackled.
First, I spent some time just figuring out what I actually wanted to do. I mean, “Maria Laborde” could be anything, you know? A website? An app? I decided to keep it super simple: a basic webpage displaying some, you know, stuff.
Getting My Hands Dirty
I fired up my text editor. I am not good at these things. Then I started with the bare bones HTML structure. You know:
<html><head><body>- …and all that jazz.
I added a title in the <head> section. Something like, “My Maria Laborde Experiment”. Very creative, I know.
Adding Some Content
Next up, I needed some content. I threw in a heading (<h2> – because, why not?) and a paragraph (<p>) with some random text.I will not write it here,because it is boring!
Then I got a little adventurous and added an unordered list (<ul>) with a few list items (<li>). Just to make it look a bit more…structured.
The “Results”
I saved the file, opened it in my browser… and there it was! My very own “Maria Laborde” creation. It’s not going to win any design awards, for sure, but hey, it worked!It is a webpage,and it is mine!
Honestly, the whole thing took me, like, maybe half an hour? Most of that time was spent staring at the screen, wondering what to write. But it was a fun little experiment, and it showed me that even something that sounds fancy at first can be broken down into manageable steps.
