Course Objectives
Lesson Summaries
1 Things You Should Know Before This Class
Learn why it has become necessary to separate content from presentation and which HTML elements and attributes were deprecated (marked for extinction in future versions of HTML) in favor of
Cascading Style Sheets. Review guidelines on how to set up and maintain a web site.
2 Getting Started with HTML
Quickly design a web page using HTML to define the document structure. Organize text into a structured outline by using headings, paragraphs, line breaks, horizontal rules, and lists.
3 Designing HTML Tables
Design a table and use table and cell attributes to enhance the table. Use tables to present data in tabular form and also for page layout.
4 Using Anchors and Links
Use absolute and relative addressing to create hyperlinks to documents on the Web, internal links to your own web pages and links to email.
5 Adding Images to Your Web Page
Review the graphic file formats most widely used on the Web. Incorporate images and apply the most commonly used image attributes.
6 Introduction to Cascading Style Sheets
Use embedded, inline and external cascading style sheets to define the presentation of your web site.
7 Laboratory Practice
You are encouraged to bring your own materials (text files and images) to work on your own web site, or you can use the sample web pages that are provided. If you bring your own materials to class
make sure that the content is not something that is critical to your job performance. This workshop provides hands-on practice only.
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