AudienceThis course is perfect for those who need a comprehensive understanding of the fundamentals of XHTML and Cascading Style Sheets (CSS). This course is a great opportunity for developers who need a remedial education HTML code basics at their simplest form.

PRerequisitesBasic computer skills are required

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN Although the course starts at an introductory level, students can expect to leave with an intermediate to advanced knowledge of these technologies. The course includes a module on the fundamentals of JavaScript and DOM Scripting as well. This allows the student to leave and completely understand how these technologies work together.

“The instructor was very informative, and enthusiastic. I loved it!” WEB240 StudentPhoenix, AZ

$2195.00• 5-day course• Promotional and

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WEB240: HTML, XHTML & CSS In-Depth Web Development TrainingThis 5-day course covers XHTML and CSS. Students can expect to know how to code web sites from the ground up using the best practices and web standards. Although the course starts at an introductory level students can expect to leave with an intermediate to advanced knowledge of these technologies. The course includes a module on the fundamentals of JavaScript and DOM Scripting as well. This allows the student to leave and completely understand how these technologies work together. This course includes many hands on labs which emphasize real world scenarios and challenges confronting web designers every day.

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COURSE OUTLINE

WEB240: HTML, XHTML & CSS In-Depth Web Development Training

Module 1: Introduction to Web Development » How dynamic and static web applications work » An introduction to HTML, XHTML, and CSS » Tools for Web Development » How to view and work with deployed web pages

Module 2: How to edit, test and validate a web page » XHTML Syntax » CSS Syntax » The IDE for this course » Howtotest,debug,andvalidateXHTMLandCSSfiles

Module 3: How to Use XHTML to Structure A Web Page » DOCTYPE and quirks mode » Head section » Text elements » Links, lists, and images » The true structure of web pages

Module 4: How to Use CSS to Format the Elements of a Web Page

» Basic skills for using CSS » How to Code Selectors » How to work with text and links » Inline, Embedded, and External Style Sheets

Module 5: How to Use the CSS Box Model for Spacing,Borders, and Backgrounds

» An introduction to the box model » How to size and space elements » A web page that illustrates sizing and spacing » How to set borders and backgrounds

Module 6: How to Use CSS for Page Layout » Howtofloatelements » Atwo-columnlayoutthatusesfloating » Athree-columnlayoutthatusesfloating » How to position elements » Athree-columnlayoutthatusesfloatingandpositioning

Module 7: How to Work with Links and Lists » How to code links » How to code lists » How to format lists

Module 8: How to Work with Tables » How to code and format simple tables » Advanced skills for working with tables

Module 9: How to Work with Forms » How to code forms » Buttons,labelsandtextfields,radiobuttonsandcheckboxes, drop-down lists, list boxes, text areas, group controls

» Other skills for working with forms

Module 10: How to Add Audio, Video, and Other Media to Your Web Site

» An introduction to media » Howtoembedmediaplayersandfiles » How to work with media players » Current solutions including the use of CDN’s to deliver video and other BLOB’s

Module 11: How to Work with Print Media and Mobile Devices

» Howtodefinestylesheetsfordifferentmediatypes » How to work with print media » How to work with mobile devices

Module 12: How to Use JavaScript to Enhance Your Web Pages

» Introduction to JavaScript and DOM scripting » Discussion of JQUery and its role in current web design. » A standalone JavaScript application » How to use JavaScript in your web pages

Module 13: How to Design a Web Site » Users, usability, and accessibility » Design guidelines » Design methods and procedures » The design procedure applied to a small web site

Module 14: How to Deploy a Web Site » How to get a web host and domain name » Howtotransferfilestoandfromtheweb » Testing a deployed site » Search Engine and Directory Listing Considerations

Module 15: Hands on Labs Putting it all together » In this module students will run through a series of labs putting the skills they learned in class to the test. Students will use current best practices to solve in real time problems they will face every day as web designers. In this series of problem / solution situation the students will understand how to apply all of the skills they learned and use them to conquer issues that they will confront as web designers when they leave class.

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