Hands-on Software Classes 414.258.1646
HTML/xhtml Essentials
(2 day hands-on class)
HTML stands for HyperText Markup Language, which a series of tags, or labels around text describing how the text will look on a computer monitor. A web page is written in HTML. A web browser looks at the code, or tags, in an HTML document and displays the content of the page to appear how the tags define the text, or graphics. xhtml stands for Extensible HyperText Markup Language, and is more strict. The World Wide Web Consortium is looking to eventually replace HTML with xhtml to keep it in line with the larger family of XML-based markup languages.
This 2 day hands-on class will cover
• The Web Environment
Browser variety
Monitor issues
Web Design vs. Print Design
Accessibility
• Web Page Authoring
Planning - the most important step!
HTML Overview
What’s different about XHTML?
Good HTML/XHTML Style
Structural Tags
Text Formatting
Creating Links
Adding images and other page elements
Tables and nested tables
Color and Backgrounds
• HTML Elements (tags)
• Attributes (properties)
• Deprecated Tags
• Character Entities (use © instead of © for example)
• and more
• CSS – The current standard
Internal and External Style Sheets
Style Rules
Selectors and Declarations
Properties
including choosing a non-web-safe color for text, backgrounds, borders...
Students in this class will create a 4 page website with links from text and graphics to the 4 pages, to an email address, and to an external url; with tables and nested tables, and learn about different graphic formats and their use in developing web pages.
$645 per person; we price on a sliding scale. The more attending from your company the greater the discount. Get 20% off by sending 4-6 to the same class. Call for details or go to our fees page.
Call (414) 258-1646 today; class limited to 6 students.
Prerequisite: Know your Operating System. Platform (Macintosh or Windows) is not an issue for this or any class we offer.
Call MacTraining Enterprises, (414) 258-1646 or email Loretta.