By Jannet Walsh Welcome! Multimedia, webdesign, video and more! This is the visual part of an Hyper Text Markup Language, HTML, page. If you want to see what's hidden behind this page in the actual source code, you can simply press Ctrl+U (Windows) or ⌘-Option-U (Mac). If you are confused, then go to Google's helpful page about viewing source code with this hyperlink. Web page layout - Here is a link about web page layout. Know where CSS goes and basic areas of design of a page. Basic HTML Page - It's vital to know the basic elements of a HTML page and commit them to memory. View now! Adobe has a quick video about Dreamweaver and how it's helpful creating HTML page. View now! Viewport - Responsive web design makes it easy for web browser, like Safari, to view a website on a mobile, tablet and desktop computer. HTML5 introduced a method to let web designers take control over the viewport, through the tag using a simple viewport code. The viewport allows devices to view the web page at 100 percent. Lean more about viewports! There are incredible resources that are free for learning HTML, CSS and web design. Here is a video about making your photos fluid on a webpage. WordPress is a free and open source software used to make websites or blogs, released in 2003, and is used in 24 percent of websites in the world. It's a Content Management System, CMS, that allows you to use your web browser to manage your website. Here is a great resource to learn more about WordPress. Note: It's WordPress, not Wordpress or Word Press!