Web Development using HTML and CSS
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This two-day hands-on course provides a detailed coverage of Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) and Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), the technologies behind the web. Attendees will be able to understand how web pages are crafted which will be valuable even if they go on to use high level page development tools. The later parts of the course are also available as a one-day session for those who already have an understanding of the basics of HTML. The 2 day course costs £1180 in total for up to 6 students, plus VAT and the instructor's reasonable expenses. Each student beyond 6 would cost £10 for the additional course materials. If you are interested in this course, please contact us by email at
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Introduction to HTML | Browsers and servers. Identifying pages - URLs. HyperText Markup Language. HTML, XML and XHTML. Standards. |
Getting Started | HTML basics. Paragraph formatting. Comments. Headings. Styles. Logical versus physical styles. Nesting elements. Deprecated tags. Titles. Attributes. Using colours. RGB and hexadecimal. Web-safe colours. Special characters in HTML. |
Hyperlinks and Images | Lists. Hypertext links - the anchor tag. Relative and absolute URLs. Hyperlink guidelines. Opening a new window. Linking within a document. Using other protocols. Images and formats. Images, text and hyperlinks. Image maps. |
Tables and Frames | Using tables. HTML table structure. The table header and footer. The table body. Cell padding and spacing. Cell sizing and formatting. Tables and images. Frames. Nested framesets. Hyperlink targets. Problems with frames. |
Forms and Scripts | Getting data back. The form method. Submit and reset buttons. Input controls. Labels. Naming controls. At the server. Password controls. Check boxes and radio buttons. Text areas and selects. |
Cascading Style Sheets | Content and presentation. Embedding a style sheet. A basic style rule. Multiple selectors. Class selectors. Using the class. IDs and ID selectors. Font styles. Shorthands. Text alignment and indentation. Text transforms. Media types and printing. Using an external file. Borders. Using span. Div – the universal container. Fluid or fixed layouts. The CSS box model. Margins and padding. Floating elements. Float and images. Using CSS for layout. Hyperlink pseudo classes. List styles. Backgrounds and repetitions. |
Search Engine Optimization | Document type declaration. Completing the HTML start tag. Content type. The title tag. Description and keyword tags. Search engine spiders and crawlers. Page content. Link popularity. A look at Google. Free submission to search engines. |
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