Building Websites with HTML

Building Websites with HTML

This course introduces delegates to the HyperText Mark-up Language, giving a foundation for creating web documents from scratch. It also gives a background to designing for the web, including how to make the most of basic HTML and the opportunities and limitations of this format. Many exercises are used, giving hands-on web page authoring experience.
Course Objectives
By the end of the course the delegate will be able to:

Write effective, easily maintainable HTML code
Design Format and lay out text in HTML
Insert and position graphics and Hyperlinks
Link to other pages and sites
Design tables and Frames
Use multimedia in web pages
Use basic Cascading Style Sheets in conjunction with HTML code
Create, test, and deploy a Web site
Course Contents
(Course Topics may vary at the Trainer’s Discretion)

Overview of Web Authoring
Opportunities presented by web publishing
Differences from word processing
Structure of a web site
Understanding basic tags and attributes
Handling the differences between web browsers
Getting to grips with the terminology and complexity of web pages
Basics of HTML Pages
Using the HEAD, BODY and META tags to best effect
Creating pages in a text editor
Review of common practice in existing web pages
Appreciation of how text and other page content interact
Page Design
Building pages that fit together well
Designing a home page and linked pages
Maintaining a theme for the web site
Using backgrounds in web pages
Adjusting text sizes and alignment
Applying other text formatting
Graphics and Hyperlinks
Understanding how to use graphics efficiently
Inserting JPG and GIF images
Setting image attributes and position
Specifying where a hyperlink will jump to
Using text, images and buttons as hyperlinks
Defining anchors to jump to both within the page and on other pages.
Hyperlinks to other web sites
Organising Text Layout
Creating lists with bullets and numbers
Using line breaks, dividing rules and other layout techniques
Understanding and working within the limitations of HTML
Introduction to Tables
Using tables to improve the layout of a page
Using the different table description options
Keeping complex tables under control
Problems and work-arounds with tables
Publishing a Web
Previewing in web browsers
Checking links inside and outside your web
Brief overview of File Transfer Protocol and uploading the web site

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