Okay, so I saw this headline about Michael Jordan coming out of retirement, again, and I just had to mess around with it. I mean, it’s MJ, right? The GOAT! I figured I’d play around and make, I don’t know, a simple webpage or something to mark the occasion. Nothing fancy, just a little something.
Getting Started
First, I fired up my old text editor. I keep it pretty basic, nothing too complicated. Then I created a new HTML file. I named it something obvious like “jordan_*”. Gotta keep it organized, you know?
The Basic Structure
Next, I threw in the usual HTML boilerplate stuff. You know, the <!DOCTYPE html>, <html>, <head>, and <body> tags. All that good stuff. Inside the <head>, I added a <title> tag. I think I went with “Jordan’s Back!” or something like that. Simple, to the point.
Adding Some Content
Inside the <body>, this is where the fun began. I started with a heading, an <h2> tag. Maybe I wrote something cheesy like “He’s Baaaaaack!” Just like the old days. Gotta have a little fun with it, right?
Then, I added a paragraph (<p> tag) with a little blurb. I typed out something like, “Michael Jordan, arguably the greatest basketball player of all time, has announced he’s coming out of retirement… again! Can he still dominate?” I’m no writer, but hey, it gets the point across.
Spice it Up
To make it a little more interesting, I decided to add a bulleted list (<ul>) of some of his achievements. Just a few, you know, to remind everyone how awesome he is.
- 6-time NBA Champion
- 6-time NBA Finals MVP
- 5-time NBA MVP
- 14-time NBA All-Star
I just listed those out, pretty straightforward.
Wrapping Up
And that’s pretty much it! I saved the file, opened it in my browser, and boom! A simple little webpage about Jordan’s return. Nothing groundbreaking, but it was fun to put together. It took maybe like 15 minutes, tops. I may add a picture or maybe use some color next, keep it simple and have a try. It’s all just for fun, anyway!
