DRIFT COLLECTION

1. Problem Statement

Struggling to maintain order when one HTML document develops into a site containing several connected pages? You are not alone: as a project expands, file names, relative paths, and repeated navigation blocks can become difficult to manage. A single incorrect link may lead to a missing page or an unintended section. When each document uses a different heading structure and menu order, the project may feel like a collection of unrelated materials. Without an initial plan, adding pages, reviewing routes, and maintaining consistent content organization becomes more complicated.

2. Solution

This course will teach you how to plan a multi-page HTML project before creating its individual documents. You will examine file naming, relative paths, primary navigation, internal links, and connections between thematic sections. The materials explain which parts should remain consistent across every page and which should reflect the subject of an individual document. Practical assignments guide you through reviewing routes, identifying broken links, and organizing nested folders. The final assignment is a small multi-page learning site with shared structure and consistent navigation.

3. What’s Inside

Module 1: Planning a Multi-Page Structure

You will create a project map, define the purpose of each page, and identify the relationships between its main sections.

Module 2: File and Folder Organization

This module explains readable file names, material placement, nested folders, and consistent project organization.

Module 3: Relative Paths

You will create links between files located on the same level, inside nested folders, and within parent directories.

Module 4: Shared Navigation

You will build a navigation block that appears across several pages while maintaining the same link order.

Module 5: Current Page Context

This module explains how the position and role of the current page can be communicated within the wider navigation structure.

Module 6: Internal Page Links

You will create links to document sections, page contents, and return links that lead back to the beginning.

Module 7: Connected Content Paths

You will arrange transitions between previous, current, and following materials without adding unnecessary repeated references.

Module 8: Consistent Page Templates

This module covers a shared foundation for headers, primary content, supporting navigation, and document footers.

Module 9: Link Review and Correction

You will review routes, correct inaccurate addresses, identify missing files, and examine inconsistent naming.

Module 10: Final Multi-Page Project

You will build a project containing at least five connected pages, a shared menu, internal links, and an ordered heading hierarchy.

4. Who Is This For?

✅ Suitable if you:

• already create individual HTML pages;
• want to connect several documents within one structure;
• work with relative paths and internal links;
• want to organize file and folder names;
• plan to create consistent navigation.

❌ Not suitable if you:

• have not yet studied foundational HTML elements;
• need materials about server-side routing;
• plan to create only one short page;
• do not intend to review files, links, and folder structure.

5. What You’ll Learn

• Create a map for a multi-page project.
• Define the purpose of each HTML document.
• Organize files and nested folders.
• Write relative paths between different folder levels.
• Build a shared menu for several pages.
• Add internal links to document sections.
• Connect previous and following materials.
• Review all routes before completing a project.
• Identify and correct broken links.
• Build a site containing at least five connected HTML pages.

6. Refund Policy

A refund request may be submitted within 30 calendar days of the course purchase date. Each request is reviewed according to the terms published on the Markorax website, including the amount of material already completed and other stated conditions.

7. Certificate

After completing all modules and the final multi-page project, the learner receives a Markorax certificate. The document records the course title and the main subjects covered.