CSS & XHTML for Web Development
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Overview With Total Training for CSS & XHTML Web Development you’ll learn the process of building a structure for your …
Overview
With Total Training for CSS & XHTML Web Development you’ll learn the process of building a structure for your web pages and then styling those web pages so that they look polished and professional, in the style and design you format.
Learning with Study 365 has many advantages. The course material is delivered straight to you and can be adapted to fit in with your lifestyle. It is created by experts within the industry, meaning you are receiving accurate information, which is up-to-date and easy to understand.
This course is comprised of professional learning material, all delivered through a system that you will have access to 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for 365 days (12 months).
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- Job seekers
- Graduates
- Students
- Aspiring web developers
- Aspiring web designers
- App developers
This course is comprised of the following modules:
- Module 01: Introduction to building a webpage
- Module 02: Creating HTML Documents
- Module 03: Introduction to CSS
- Module 04: Adding Images
- Module 05: Anchors & Hyperlinks
- Module 06: More CSS Techniques
- Module 07: Organizing Information with Tables & Definition Lists
- Module 08: Creating Layouts
- Module 09: Introduction to Adobe Dreamweaver
- Module 10: Working with Dreamweaver
From the day you purchase the course, you will have 12 months access to the online study platform. As the course is self-paced you can decide how fast or slow the training goes, and are able to complete the course in stages, revisiting the training at any time.
At the end of the course, you will have one assignment to be submitted (you need a mark of 65% to pass) and you can submit the assignment at any time. You will only need to pay £19 for assessment and certification when you submit the assignment. You will receive the results within 72 hours of submittal, and will be sent a certificate in 7-14 days if you have successfully passed.
Successful candidates will be awarded a certificate for CSS & XHTML for Web Development.
Learners must be age 16 or over and should have a basic understanding of the English Language, numeracy, literacy, and ICT.
Learn the process involved in building the basic structure of a webpage and how to style those pages in order to ensure that they look professional and attractive to the user. This will be a very useful course for aspiring web developers and it will offer many career opportunities for you as well. A career with bright prospects await you with the completion of this course. According to www.payscale.uk, some of the key job positions along with the average UK salary per annum you can go for after completing this course will be as follows.
- Web developer - £24,894 per annum
- Web Designer - £22,850 per annum
- Senior Web Developer - £37,902 per annum
Ed Burke is a Boston-based designer and an Adobe Certified Expert. Ed has been designing and developing websites and print collateral for 14 years and has a BA in Information Systems and an Advanced Certificate in Human Computer Interaction; combined with his graphic design skills and foundation in painting, Ed bridges the gap between design and technology. Ed’s skills include Photoshop, Illustrator, Dreamweaver, Fireworks, BBEdit, HTML/XHTML, CSS, Flash and InDesign. Ed has a background in graphic design, website design and development, direct marketing, software instruction, and runs his own design business, Very Groovy, Inc.
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Course Curriculum
| Free Introduction | |||
| CSS & XHTML for Web Development | FREE | 00:00:00 | |
| 1: INTRODUCTION TO BUILDING A WEB PAGE | |||
| 1. What is HTML? | |||
| 2. Setting Up the Text Editor to Create XHTML | |||
| 3. Creating Your First HTML File | |||
| 4. Adding Formatting Tags & Previewing in a Browser | |||
| 5. Getting Started with Cascading Style Sheets | |||
| 6. How Pages are Served Up | |||
| 7. Choosing an Editor | |||
| 8. Project Management | |||
| 2: CREATING HTML DOCUMENTS | |||
| 1. Understanding Tags, Elements & Attributes | |||
| 2. Defining the Basic Structure with HTML, HEAD & BODY | |||
| 3. Assigning a Title & Using Paragraphs | |||
| 4. Using Heading Tags & Whitespace | |||
| 5. Creating Unordered & Ordered Lists | |||
| 6. Fine-tuning Tags with Attributes | |||
| 7. Adding Bold & Italics | |||
| 8. Understanding How a Browser Reads HTML | |||
| 9. Doc Types & Browsers | |||
| 3: INTRODUCTION TO CSS | |||
| 1. What is CSS? | |||
| 2. Internal Style Sheets, Selectors, Properties & Values | |||
| 3. Building & Applying Class Selectors | |||
| 4. Grouping Selectors | |||
| 5. Creating Comments in Your Code | |||
| 6. Using Div Tags & IDs to Format Layout | |||
| 7. Understanding the Cascade & Avoiding Conflicts | |||
| 4: ADDING IMAGES | |||
| 1. Image Formats & Production Considerations | |||
| 2. Optimizing Images for the Web | |||
| 3. Introducing the IMG Tag | |||
| 4. Relative vs. Absolute URLs | |||
| 5. Fine-Tuning with Alt, Width & Height Attributes | |||
| 5: ANCHORS & HYPERLINKS | |||
| 1. Creating Hyperlinks to Outside Websites | |||
| 2. Creating Hyperlinks Between Documents | |||
| 3. Linking to Email Addresses | |||
| 4. Linking to a Specific Part of a Webpage | |||
| 5. Linking Images | |||
| 6: MORE CSS TECHNIQUES | |||
| 1. Managing CSS with External Style Sheets | |||
| 2. Setting Hyperlinks with Pseudo-Classes | |||
| 3. The CSS Box Model: Padding, Borders & Margins | |||
| 4. Styling Unordered & Ordered Lists with CSS | |||
| 5. Overriding the Inheritance of Attributes | |||
| 7: ORGANIZING INFORMATION WITH TABLES & DEFINITION LISTS | |||
| 1. Creating Tables & Table Attributes | |||
| 2. Adding & Formatting Rows & Columns | |||
| 3. Spanning Rows & Columns | |||
| 4. Increasing Table Accessibility | |||
| 5. Using Definition Lists to Organize Definition-Based Data | |||
| 6. Using HTML Comments | |||
| 8: CREATING LAYOUTS | |||
| 1. Adding a Side Content Div to Your Layout | |||
| 2. Applying Absolute Positioning | |||
| 3. Applying Relative Positioning | |||
| 4. Using the Float & Clear Properties | |||
| 5. Understanding Overflow | |||
| 6. Creating Auto-Centering Content | |||
| 7. Using Fixed Positioning | |||
| 9: INTRODUCTION TO ADOBE� DREAMWEAVER� | |||
| 1. Getting Started with Dreamweaver & Setting Preferences | |||
| 2. Creating a Local Site & Importing Files | |||
| 3. Working in the Code, Design, & Split Views | |||
| 4. Configuring FTP Options & Publishing Through Synchronization | |||
| 5. Validating Your Code | |||
| 10: WORKING WITH DREAMWEAVER | |||
| 1. Editing Style Sheets in the CSS Panel | |||
| 2. Creating Description & Keyword Meta Tags | |||
| 3. Using Dreamweaver to Preview in a Web Browser | |||
| 4. Credits | |||
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