# My Experience Building My First Multi-Page Website with HTML In my second week of Web2 programming, I had the opportunity to build my first multi-page website using HTML. This experience helped me move from just learning HTML tags to actually applying them in a real project. The task was to create three pages: a Home page, an About page, and a Contact page. Each page had to be linked together so users could navigate easily across the website. # What I Learned One of the major things I learned was the basic structure of an HTML document. Every page must start with the <!DOCTYPE html> declaration and include the <html>, <head>, and <body> tags. This structure ensures that the browser understands and displays the content correctly. I also learned how to use hyperlinks with the <a> tag to connect different pages. This made the website feel more realistic and interactive, rather than just a single static page. # Challenges I Faced At first, I struggled with properly closing HTML tags and managing styles within the page. I also learned that certain mistakes, such as missing closing tags or repeating attributes, can cause layout problems. However, fixing these errors helped me better understand how HTML works and why writing clean, correct code is important. # What This Experience Taught Me Building this small project taught me that web development is not just about writing code, but about organizing content, thinking logically, and paying attention to details. This exercise increased my confidence and made me excited to learn more about CSS and JavaScript, which will allow me to make my websites more visually appealing and interactive. # Conclusion My first multi-page HTML project was both challenging and rewarding. It showed me that even with basic HTML knowledge, it is possible to create a functional website. This experience has motivated me to continue learning and improving my web development skills.