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You will learn how to code a website using HTML by designing a website for a zoo called 'SafariZoo' over seven weeks and 17 tasks. The lessons include creating your first web page, formatting it, adding graphics and links. To complete level 4, you need a basic understanding of HTML and can do some tasks with help. Level 5 requires an intermediate HTML understanding and completing most tasks independently. Level 6 demonstrates an advanced HTML understanding by finishing all tasks and extras.
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- 3. Level 4 Level 5 Level 6 Demonstrate a basic understanding of HTML Complete some of the tasks with help Demonstrate an advanced understanding of HTML Complete all the tasks and additional set tasks Coding Websites Demonstrate an intermediate understanding of HTML Complete the majority of the tasks independently