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Learning HTML5 can be an extremely useful thing for your job or business prospects. While some may like to learn HTML5 for developing their own web applications, others may like to improve their job prospects by adding a valuable skill set. If you’re planning to become a fully-fledged web developer, becoming proficient at HTML5 can help provide support for more advanced forms of coding. This video course is designed to be fun as well as challenging.
Important topics covered in the course include:
- A run through and revision of basic HTML rules for code and syntax, text editor and recommended browsers
- How to create and use different tags, elements and empty tags along with the functions of each
- How to create paragraphs, type text and indent lines for improved formatting on your website
- How to create formatted text, headings and different levels of headings
- How to use tags to create lists, arrays, quotations and citations
- How to use HTML5 code to create CVs, external and internal links and create attributes
- How to use HTML code to link webpages and also share resources with website visitors
- How to include different types of digital content including audio, video, animation and so on (Rich Internet Applications)
- How to create attractive, aesthetic and functional data tables with height, width, border adjustments
- How to create functional, efficient webpages with radio-buttons, checkboxes and work with numerical and date inputs
- Familiarity with concepts such as search engine readiness, sourcing code from external libraries, APIs
- Practice lab sessions where you can test your skills from the tutorials
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Course Duration: 4
Total Modules: 65
Module 01: Introduction
Module 02: HTML5 Specialist Designation
Module 03: Creating an HTML5 Page
Module 04: Tool Suites
Module 05: The Basic Document Structure
Module 06: Tag Anatomy
Module 07: Coding Text Output – Section Introduction
Module 08: Paragraph Tags
Module 09: Break Tags
Module 10: Pre Tags for Preformatted Text
Module 11: Heading Tags
Module 12: List Tags – Ordered & Unordered
Module 13: Block Quote Tags
Module 14: Formatting Tags Various – To Change Text
Module 15: Code Tags
Module 16: Containers – Elements That Hold Content
Module 17: Hyperlinks – Section Introduction
Module 18: Internal Links
Module 19: External Links
Module 20: Target Attributes – To Control Where Links Appear
Module 21: Named Anchors (Bookmarks)
Module 22: Rich Internet Application (RIA) – Section Introduction
Module 23: Image Tags – How to Add & Adjust Images
Module 24: How to Create Image Links
Module 25: Image Measurement – Pixels & Width of Object
Module 26: Responsive Images
Module 27: Adding Audio
Module 28: Adding Videos
Module 29: Tables – Section Introduction
Module 30: How to Create a Basic Table
Module 31: Table Borders – To Organise Data
Module 32: Table Width – Specification & Adjustment
Module 33: Improving & Enhancing Your Tables
Module 34: Tables for Complex Data
Module 35: Embedding a Video/Document Using iFrame
Module 36: Adding a Table Caption – To Provide Additional Information for the User
Module 37: How to Create Usable Forms for Good Conversions – Section Introduction
Module 38: Form Tags – Creating Initial Form Boundaries for User Interaction
Module 39: Obtaining User Information on Form
Module 40: Using Input Tags to Prevent Problematic Input by Users
Module 41: Capturing Correct User Data
Module 42: Submitting the Form to the Server
Module 43: Generic Button Customisation
Module 44: Dates & Calendar Control
Module 45: Input Type Number
Module 46: Field Set Tag – For Grouping Related Form Elements
Module 47: Professional Coding Techniques – Section Introduction
Module 48: Comment Your Code
Module 49: How to Use Metatags – Providing Metadata about the HTML Document
Module 50: A Look at JavaScript in HTML
Module 51: Tips for Search Engine Indexing
Module 52: How to Apply Colour
Module 53: A Look at Application Programming Interface (API)
Module 54: The Canvas API – Drawing
Module 55: CSS – Section Introduction
Module 56: How to Insert CSS Style Sheets
Module 57: CSS Selectors – Points to the HTML Element You Want to Style
Module 58: Typography Styling
Module 59: Understanding the Box Model in CSS
Module 60: Creating a Float Point Layout for Compex Layouts
Module 61: Responsive Design – Section Introduction
Module 62: How to Identify Responsive Designs – Example
Module 63: The Get Skeleton Framework
Module 64: Using the Viewport Megatag – To Control the Layout in Browsers
Module 65: Course Conclusion
