Internet Web Development: Introduction to HTML

Outcomes

This session provides the participant with an overview of the use of HTML (HypertextMarkupLanguage) used in World Wide Web page construction. Participants will be able to construct their own Web Page using the concepts introduced in this course.

Prerequisites

Experience in using the Internet and specifically the World Wide Web is essential,
Basic Windows and typing skills are required for this session,
Prior programming language experience is recommended, but not essential.

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Session Length

1 Day, 9:00am to 4:30pm

Location

This session is conducted either on site, or at our training rooms.

Topics Covered in this session

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Introduction What Is HTML? Creating a HTML file Components of HTML files Basic elements of HTML files Tags Text formatting Font-style elements Phrase elements Paragraphs, blocks and lists Paragraphs, text alignment blocks (indents) Lists Tables Creating tables Components of TABLE Components of TD and TH

Links Inserting links into HTML documents URLs (Uniform Resource Locators) Bookmarks within a document Images Inserting images into HTML documents Components of IMG Image maps Types of image maps Creating server-side image maps Creating client-side image maps Frames Creating frames Components of FRAMESET Components of FRAME Links within frames