Okay, so today I messed around with something called “Reah Ripley.” I honestly didn’t know much about it going in, just that it’s… a person? A wrestler? Yeah, I think a wrestler. So, I decided to dive in and see what I could dig up and, well, build something. My style.

First, I fired up my browser. You know, the usual routine. I started just Googling the name, “Rhea Ripley,” to get a feel for what’s out there. I saw a bunch of pictures, some news articles, and, of course, the Wikipedia page. All of images.
Then I decided that I need to make a simple webpage showcasing some cool facts. I’m no coding wizard, mind you, but I can slap some HTML together.
I opened up my trusty text editor, you know, the basic one. I started with the basic HTML structure:
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
</head>
<body>
</body>
</html>
See? Nothing fancy.
Inside the <head>
, I added a simple title:

<title>Rhea Ripley Stuff</title>
Then, in the <body>
, is where the actual content goes. So I added some content:
My Rhea Ripley Fan Page
I dumped in a heading and a paragraph. The paragraph I just kinda wrote off the top of my head, based on what I’d seen from my quick search. Stuff like:
“Rhea Ripley is a pretty awesome wrestler. She’s got this cool, tough look, and I saw some videos of her doing some crazy moves! I’m still learning about wrestling, but she seems like a big deal.”
I figured I should add a picture, I just grabbed a random one from my search results earlier and saved it to my computer. Then, I added the <img>
tag to my HTML:

<img src="*" alt="Rhea Ripley">
I wanted a list of, like, quick facts. So, I used an unordered list (<ul>
) for that:
- Real Name: I found out her real name is Demi Bennett!
- From: She’s from Australia.
- Finisher Move: It said something about a “Riptide”? Sounds intense.
I saved the file as “*” and the picture as “*” in the same folder. Double-clicked the HTML file, and boom! It opened in my browser. A super basic, but functional, webpage about Rhea Ripley.
It’s definitely not winning any design awards, but it was a fun little exercise. Maybe I’ll add some styling to it later, play around with colors and fonts. Or maybe even try to embed a video. Who knows! For now, I’m calling it a win. I learned something new, and I built something, even if it’s just a super simple webpage.