Course description
HTML Advanced
About this course:
This one-hour HTML advanced online course is intended for learners who have already taken some form of beginners training in HTML, either independently or through our HTML Beginner courses. This one-hour advanced online training course dives deeper on the basics of HTML knowledge. HTML is one of the main programming languages that power the internet. Once you master it, you can begin to create your own web content, whether it be simple websites or complex online applications. Being the essential building block the web is built on it’s simple code that anyone can learn to build basic level web pages. HTML is easy to learn and fun to play with. Our HTML classes teach you how to format text on your pages, add hyperlinks, pictures and tables. Even if you plan on using an authoring tool like Dreamweaver or WordPress, you still need to know HTML.
The average salary for Front End Web Developer is $88,680 per year.
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Who should attend?
Audience:
This course is intended for:
- Who wants to start or enhance their career in web development and web design.
Prerequisites:
- Students must have the basic knowledge of HTML.
Training content
Course Objective:
After completing this course, students will have a working understanding of:
- Padding and Spacing
- V-Align
- Nested Tables
- Spacer GIFs
- Form Intro
- Buttons and Boxes
- More Form Fields
- Hosting
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