Design Applications - HTML Fundamentals (373111)

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$ 170 CAD without assistance (non credited course, without facilitator)


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HTML Fundamentals
LearnKey Training

HTML Fundamentals


HTML Fundamentals

2 Sessions –
6 Hours of Interactive Training
LearnKey's HTML Fundamentals course teaches the basic principles behind the most common language used for web page creation today. Deborah Berg explains how HTML tags and attributes are used to format text and paragraphs, add images and color, along with creating links, tables and web page frames. You'll also learn how to use Cascading Style Sheets in your web page creation, and create multimedia effects and forms to further enhance your web page.

Benefits
  • Learn the principles of the most common web language out there.
  • Build and maintain your own web pages and sites using HTML and CSS.
  • Personalize your websites with eye-catching multimedia effects.

    • About The Author
    Debbie Berg is a Web designer and the owner of WebDeb Productions, Inc. She has been designing Web sites since 1996. Berg is also an instructor and a keynote speaker and has trained thousands of individuals and hundreds of corporations on Web-related topics since 1997. Berg holds a bachelor's degree in technical writing from the University of South Florida, and when not training others, she's designing Web sites for clients throughout the U.S.
    Session 1

    Section A: Getting Started
    · Internet 101
    · About HTML
    · What is XHTML?

    Section B: HTML Fundamentals
    · Basic Components of HTML
    · Nested Tags
    · Key HTML Tags
    · Doctype Tags
    · HTML, Head, and Title Tags
    · Meta and Body Tags
    · Creating HTML Code in Notepad
    · Viewing in a Browser

    Section C: Formatting Text
    · Importance of Formatting
    · Paragraphs and Alignment
    · Bolded Text
    · Italicized Text
    · HTML Headings
    · Ordered List Tags and Attributes
    · Unordered List Tags and Attributes
    · Nested Lists
    · Typography Basics
    · Font Tags
    · Font Attributes

    Section D: Images and Color
    · Web Image Formats
    · Image Tags and Attributes
    · Background Images and Color
    · RGB Color
    · HTML Color
    · Hexadecimal Color
    · Web-Safe Color
    · Color Attribute

    Section E: Links
    · How Links Work
    · Anchor Tag and HREF Attribute
    · Absolute vs. Relative Links
    · Border Attribute
    · Image Maps
    · E-mail Links
    · Named Anchors

    Section F: Tables
    · Table Tags
    · Table Attributes
    · Row Attributes
    · Cell Attributes
    · Merging Rows and Columns

    		Session 2

    Section A: Frames
    · Pros and Cons
    · What Are Frames?
    · Creating Framesets
    · Frameset Attributes
    · Frameset Examples
    · Frame Tag and Attributes
    · Target Attributes
    · Noframes Tag

    Section B: Cascading Style Sheets
    · CSS 101
    · Tag Selectors
    · Class Selectors
    · Pseudo-Class Selectors
    · External Style
    · Embedded Style
    · Inline Style

    Section C: CSS Text Formatting
    · Text Formatting Properties
    · Font Family Property
    · Font Size Property
    · Font Color Property
    · Font Weight Property
    · Font Style Property
    · Line Height Property
    · Text Formatting Examples

    Section D: CSS Layout Attributes
    · Margin Properties
    · Text Align Property
    · Position Property
    · Background Properties

    Section E: Multimedia
    · What is a Plug-in?
    · Embedding QuickTime Movies
    · Embedding Flash Animation
    · Embedding Sound

    Section F: Forms
    · Anatomy of a Form
    · Form Tag and Attributes
    · Text Boxes
    · Check Boxes
    · Radio Buttons
    · Menus
    · Text Areas
    · Web Form Example
    · Submit and Reset Buttons
    · Setting Tab Order

     




    System Requirements

    Download Detection Utility for Windows Media Player.
  • Click the icon to run an analysis of your system.
  • This will prompt you to Run or Save the file.
  • Choose Run and the analysis will begin.
  • Install all the required components.

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    Download Acrobat Reader.
  • Click the icon to download via the Adobe website.



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    Required Minimum Software
    * The above detection utilities can be used to check your system's compliance.