## Week 3 Report
In Week 3, we made practical use of HTML to build several web pages. This week focused more on hands-on practice, allowing us to apply everything we had learned from Week One to Week Three. Instead of only learning theory, we worked directly with HTML codes to create real and meaningful web pages.
During this week, we were introduced to the practical aspects of web development. We learned how to properly use HTML tags and elements such as headings, paragraphs, images, links, lists, and horizontal lines to structure a web page. This helped us understand how web pages are organized and displayed in a browser.
One of the major tasks in Week 3 was building our portfolio website. In the portfolio web page, we included important details such as our name, introduction, skills, projects, and contact information. This project helped us see how HTML can be used to present personal and professional information in a neat and organized way.
We also learned how to combine different HTML elements to make our web pages more attractive and readable. For example, we used sections, divisions (div), and proper alignment to arrange content correctly. This improved our understanding of page layout and design.
Overall, Week 3 was very important because it connected theory with practice. It helped us gain confidence in writing HTML code and understanding how websites are built. By the end of the week, we were able to create simple but complete web pages, especially a personal portfolio website, which is a strong foundation for future learning in web development.