
Learn to set up a Windows web development environment with IIS or personal web server, use Notepad++ for HTML/CSS, test across major browsers, and create a basic HTML template.
Create and nest ordered and unordered lists with list items, link internal or external pages via anchor href, and insert images with src and alt in jpeg, png, or gif.
Explore cascading style sheets and the separation of content from presentation, using external, internal, or inline CSS with selectors, declaration blocks, and units like px, pt, or percent.
Explore the CSS box model and how margin, border, and padding control element placement. Adjust width, height, and percent values to see their impact on layout and edge alignment.
Explore the div tag, its class and id attributes, and how CSS selectors target grouped content to style pages, using Google fonts, hover effects, and HTML structure.
Explore building a button-based navigation menu using an unordered list and CSS styling, with hover and active states, border radius, text shadow, and cross-browser considerations for rendering engines.
Explore the simple HTML5 doctype, understand why doctype matters for rendering and validation, and learn how the meta charset attribute sets UTF-8 encoding to support diverse languages.
compare and contrast an html5 document with its html4 counterpart, focusing on header, navigation, main content, sidebar, sections, articles, and footer, plus doctype and charset details.
Learn to use HTML5 form inputs and attributes, including color, date, time, week, email, pattern, autocomplete, and placeholder, and explore datalist, progress, meter, and output widgets.
Explore the math element and mathml for expressing formulas in the browser, and contrast the canvas element’s javascript-driven drawing and animation with svga, noting browser support with firefox and chrome.
During this Learn HTML, CSS and HTML5 essentials course, you'll discover necessary elements behind becoming a web developer.
The objective of this “crash course" is to take someone who is a “mouse and keyboard" user and teach them the essentials of web development by teaching HTML, CSS and some HTML5.
This is a fundamental course for learning HTML and it does not assume that participants have prior knowledge.
By the end of the HTML, CSS and HTML5 essentials course, you will know the essentials for creating your first website.
If you are unaware of the new the features and tags that HTML5 offers, HTML5 essentials course is a course intended for you. This insightful and fast paced overview will help you quickly discover exactly what makes HTML5, the 5th revision of HTML, such an important standard to learn.
This course will assist you to:
Discover the differences between HTML4 and HTML5, as your trainer makes revealing side-by-side comparisons.
Find out the different elements and attributes of the tags used in HTML5
Learn about the support HTML5 offers for the latest multimedia.
Tutorials include the new <video>, <audio> and <canvas> elements, as well as the integration of scalable vector graphics (SVG) content and MathML for mathematical formulas.
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