Intro to HTML5 and CSS3 covers all the basic skills needed to start laying out content using the HTML formatting language and styling it with CSS. An outline of the topics covered is provided below:
Intro to HTML5 and CSS3 Course Topics
Introduction to Web Development
- What do you need
- What is HTML
- What is CSS
- Coding Environments
Site Structure and Files
- Understanding website structure
- File naming conventions
- File and folder structure
- Previewing in browsers
Basic Page Markup
- Creating HTML tags
- DOCTYPE
- Code Comments
- Head
- Body
- Section, Article, Aside, and Nav
- Header & Footer
- Div & Span
Basic Page Markup
- h1 - h6
- p
- br
- hr
- hyperlinks
- tables
- lists
Images
- Web images overview
- Inserting images
- Image attributes
Styling with CSS3
- What is CSS3 and why use it
- Limitations of CSS
- Understanding the cascade
- Tags, Classes, IDs and Compound styles
- Creating & editing CSS rules
CSS3 Options
- Multiple Columns
- Custom fonts
- Border-radius
- Gradients
- Colour
- Shadows
- Transitions
- Transforms
Video and Audio
- The HTML5 video and audio elements
- Understanding video and audio
- Embedding video on your page
Overview of CSS Grid
- Intro to CSS Grids
- Grid containers
- Grid items
Intro to HTML5 & CSS3 gets you building and styling HTML pages in no time at all using best practice techniques.
You will learn
- The difference between HTML and CSS
- How to create and markup HTML pages
- How to style your pages using CSS3
- How to insert images, video and other media into your pages
- Limitations of creating content for email
- The basics of positioning with CSS Grids
- Other skills that might be needed to complete a web project
Who should attend this course
If you want to learn to create HTML5 and CSS3 content, but have no past experience then this course is for you. Our small class sizes mean we are able to cater for both people who want to learn to write the code manually, and those who want to avoid doing so by using the DreamWeaver interface to generate code.
Comments from delegates that attended our HTML5 & CSS3 courses:
"He was extremely knowledgeable and professional as I would expect. He was very helpful and understanding of our needs and what we wished to achieve and gain from the course."
Studio Manager, Defence School of Transport
"Learnt a lot in the two days, easy to take in and provided quick answers. Made the dreaded code simple to understand!"
Graphic and Web Designer, Chris Quigley Education
"He has the patience of a saint and made the whole learning experience a pleasure. Instructor approachability was excellent even though our questions may have been repetitive at times."
Systems Engineer, Royal Navy
"The instructor was very clear and informative, answered all of my questions. I found the content very useful, and will be able to implement it straight away, even for personal use, which is a bonus."
Graphic Artist, News International
"He was very likeable and professional. He worked with us all at different levels and made us all feel comfortable."
Graphic Designer, Fujifilm
"The instructor was very good, happy to go off topic to answer random questions."
Production Assistant, Morgan Stanley
Good Material, learnt a lot. The instructor was able to answer any questions posed by the group, making it easy for us to follow and understand"
Software Engineer, Marks and Spencers
"Friendly Instructor. Very knowledgeable and very good at answering questions appropriately."
Creative Specialist, Kingston Technology
Very relaxed approach to learning. Course lived up to expectations. Very impressed. Instructor was very well informed regarding the course and related subjects. Good presentation style. Very helpful."
Lead Project Designer, Interflora
He knew his stuff, so I was able to ask any questions that I had."
Device Development Manager, Orange
Engaging and informative, made the course interesting and fun."
Production Editor, Gocompare.com
The trainer was an expert. He certainly knows his stuff"
Digital Designer, Play.com