HTML and CSS – Fundamentals of Web Page Development (HTML1)

Programming, Web Programming

This hands-on course shows how to build simple, accessible websites using HTML. You will master page structure and essential tags, learn to use code editors and browser tools, and practise writing clean, valid markup for dependable results.

This course also covers CSS basics to style layouts, fonts and colors, plus image handling, links, tables and forms. You will learn to use validators, prepare files for publishing, and publish sites with domain and web hosting.

THIS TRAINING COURSE WILL HELP YOU:

  • Build basic web pages with correct HTML structure
  • Style pages using CSS for layout and typography
  • Create forms, tables, images and hyperlinks
  • Publish sites with domain setup and web hosting

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

  • Beginners who want to learn HTML and CSS
  • Content editors who manage website text and media
  • Designers seeking practical front-end skills
  • Small business owners who need simple sites

COURSE LOCATION AND AVAILABLE DATES



This course is not scheduled as a public course.
It is delivered exclusively as customised training. The content, duration, date, and delivery format are tailored to the customer's requirements and can also be provided in English.

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Course content:

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  • Web pages and HTML
    1. Ways to create websites
    2. HTML code editors
    3. Web browsers
    4. HTML structure
    5. DOCTYPE
    6. Tags
  • Head
    1. Head section
    2. Page title
    3. Meta information
    4. Encoding
    5. Keywords
  • Comments
  • Text
    1. Inserting text
    2. Headings
    3. Paragraphs (alignment, line break, horizontal rule)
    4. Characters
    5. Fonts (size, font family, weight, color)
    6. Superscripts and subscripts
    7. Logical/semantic styles
  • Lists
    1. Ordered list
    2. Unordered list
    3. Nested lists
    4. Horizontal list
  • Images
    1. Image types
    2. Inserting images
    3. Alignment
    4. Text wrapping
  • Links
    1. Inserting links
    2. Relative links
    3. Absolute links
    4. E-mail links
  • Tables
    1. Inserting tables
    2. Editing tables
  • Forms
    1. Fields (text, password, radio, select, checkbox, submit)
    2. Editing fields and forms
    3. Sending data by e-mail
    4. Removing a form
  • CSS
    1. Cascading styles (purpose and importance)
    2. Elements and IDs
    3. SPAN, pseudo-classes and pseudo-elements
    4. Examples
  • Validators
    1. Validator options
    2. Using a validator
  • Publishing a website
    1. Domain
    2. Web hosting
    3. Data transfer
  • Information
    1. Information sources (books, magazines, websites)
    2. Development trends and direction
Prerequisites:
Basic knowledge of Windows and Microsoft Word.
Recommended follow-up course:
JavaScript for Beginners (JVS1)
Schedule:
2 days (9:00-17:00)

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