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Web Developer Boot Camp: Client Side
5 day course
In this course, you will learn to create complete web sites using basic and advanced techniques and web design skills. Topics to be discussed include xhtml tags and attributes, images/colors/backgrounds, hyperlinks, visual editors and code editors, data and layout tables, web forms and form elements, image maps, cascading style sheets (CSS) for formatting, positioning and page layout, and some basic JavaScript. The topics of web site accessibility and adherence to web coding standards are also integrated into the course materials. All topics will be covered in depth with plenty of hands-on practice.
Overview of Course Topics:
(for a full detailed outline, visit our PDF link above)
- Web Basics
- XHTML Tags
- XHTML Attributes
- Images, Colors, and Backgrounds
- Creating Hyperlinks
- Web Creation Tools
- Introduction to HTML Tables
- A Complete Website
- Web Form Basics
- Working with Form Elements
- Advanced Form Techniques
- Web Forms and Accessibility
- ImageMaps
- A Brief Introduction to JavaScript
- Introduction to Cascading Style Sheets
- Accessibility and Standards
- CSS Declarations and the Style Attribute
- The Style Element and Linked Style Sheets
- Working with Selectors in Style Sheets
- CSS for Text, Links, and Lists
- CSS for Images
- CSS and Navigation
- CSS and Tables
- CSS and Forms
- CSS Positioning and Layout
- Experimentation, Browsers, and the Future
- CSS and Specific Media
