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Your big break at Starbuzz Coffee Starbuzz Coffee has made a name for itself as the fastest growing coffee shop around. If you’ve seen one on your local corner, look across the street—you’ll see another one. In fact, they’ve grown so quickly, they haven’t even managed to put up a web page yet…and therein lies your big break: By chance, while buying your Starbuzz Chai Tea, you run into the Starbuzz CEO… A. Give dog a bath. B. Finally get my checking account balanced. Word has it you know a little about HTML. We really need a web page that features the Starbuzz offerings. Can you help? The Starbuzz CEO the language of the web Decisions, decisions. Check your first priority below (choose only one): C. Take the Starbuzz gig and launch BIG-TIME web career. D. Schedule dentist appointment. you are here 4 9
what goes on the starbuzz page Take a look at the napkin. Can you determine the structure of it? In other words, are there obvious headings? Paragraphs? Is it missing anything like a title? Go ahead and mark up the napkin (using your pencil) with any structure you see, and add anything that is missing. You’ll find our answers at the end of Chapter 1. 10 Chapter 1 Wonderful! We’re so glad you’ll be helping us. Here’s what we need on our first page… The CEO scribbles something on a napkin and hands it to you… * Starbuzz Coffee Starbuzz Coffee Thanks for giving us a hand! On the web page we just need something simple (see below) that includes the beverage names, prices, and descriptions. House Blend, $1.49 A smooth, mild blend of coffees from Mexico, Bolivia and Guatemala. Mocha Cafe Latte, $2.35 Espresso, steamed milk and chocolate syrup. Cappuccino, $1.89 A mixture of espresso, steamed milk and foam. Chai Tea, $1.85 A spicy drink made with black tea, spices, milk and honey. * If by chance you chose option A, B, or D on the previous page, we recommend you donate this book to a good library, use it as kindling this winter, or what the heck, go ahead and sell it on Amazon and make some cash.
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