HTML training course description
A hands on training course focusing on building web pages with
HTML.
Who will benefit?
Anyone wishing to write web pages.
HTML training course prerequisites
None.
HTML training course objectives
By the end of the course delegates will be able to:
- Build web pages.
- Write HTML.
- Debug HTML.
- Examine existing code and determine its function.
Duration: 3 days
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HTML
training course contents
The web
Web servers, web clients, IP addresses, DNS, how it all works. What is HTML? HTML versions, HTML editors. Uploading web pages using FTP. Installing a web server. Changing the default page.
HTML basics
A blank HTML page, HTML, HEAD, TITLE, BODY. Page structure.
Text, Elements, tags, Meta tags. Your first HTML page.
Page formatting
Headings, Paragraphs, breaks, Lists. Paragraph alignment. Physical and logical styles.
Links
What are hyperlinks? Folder structure, multiple pages, relative
vs. absolute links, linking to other sites. Email links,
links within a page, images as hyperlinks.
Images
Building images into a page, image formats, flow of text
around images. Image attributes, The ALT attribute.
Tables
Simple tables, table headings, table, row, column, cell attributes. Blank cells, column and row spanning. The one pixel GIF trick.
Frames
Why we don’t like frames, Frameset, frame, frame attributes,
NOFRAMES.
Stylesheets
When to use fonts when to use stylesheets. CSS, linking to
stylesheets, box formatting, borders, margins, padding,
background colours and images, selectors, Text appearance,
typefaces, font sizes, other font properties, text alignment
and justification.
HTML and scripting
Server side scripting, client side scripting, Javascript.
Plugins, embedding plugins, Flash movies.
Image maps
Hotspots, coordinates.
Forms
Text boxes, text areas, Radio boxes, tick boxes, selection
and pull down lists, Form buttons, form actions, CGI scripts.
Validation
Web page design examples, validation tools, accessibility
issues.
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