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HTML Training | Chicago
HTML Fundamentals
Course Description
This 2-day introductory HTML training course is interactive, fun and easy to understand. The course also covers basic CSS formatting and CSS layout, but does not cover JavaScript.
Target Audience
This HTML course is aimed at anyone looking to learn HTML and CSS to build webpages. No prior experience of HTML is required.
Leaning Objectives
Upon successful completion of this HTML Training course students will be able to:
- Build easy to use Navigation.
- Build Professional looking Webpages.
- Add some Style.
- Designing a CSS Layout.
- Add Images.
- Add Tables to Organizing Data.
- Use Forms to interact with Audience.
- Getting your Web Site Online.
- Adding a Blog to your Web Site.
Upcoming Classes
Chicago |
Aug, 2008 | Sep, 2008 | Oct, 2008 | Nov, 2008 |
| HTML Fundamentals | Sep 4 - 5 | Oct 28 - 29 |
Course Outline
Setting Up Shop
- The Basic Tools you Need
- Windows v Mac
- Beyond the Basic Tools
- Creating a spot for your Web site
Your First Web Pages
- XHTML
- Anatomy of a Web Page
- Viewing the Source Code
- HTML Element
- Head and Title Elements
- Meta and other Head Elements
- Body Element
- Paragraph Element
- List Elements
- Commenting and Symbols
- Building your Homepage
- Linking between Pages
- The blockquote
- The cite Element
- Strong and em
Adding Some Style
- What is CSS?
- Inline Styles
- The span Element
- Embedded Styles
- External Style Sheets
- Building a Style Sheet
- Stylish Headings
- Mix of Styles
- Contextual Selectors
- Group Styles
- Class Selectors
- Styling Partial Text using Span
Shaping Up with CSS
- Block-level Elements vs Inline Elements
- Sizing Up the Blocks
- Adding Borders to Block-level Elements
- Shaping and Sizing our Site
- Positioning Elements Anywhere you Like
- Other Layout Options
Using Images on your Web Site
- Inline Images
- GIF vs JPG vs PNG
- Transparency
- Adding Image Gallery
- Basic Image Editing
- Filling the Gallery
- Sourcing Images for Web Site
- Background Images in CSS
Table for Organizing Data
- What is a Table?
- Anatomy of a Table?
- Styling the Table?
- Making the Tables Accessible
- Advanced Tables
Forms to Interact with Audience
- Anatomy of a Form
- A Simple Form
- The Building Blocks of a Form
- Building a Contact Us Page
- Processing the Form
Getting your Web Site Online
- The Client-server Model
- Web Hosting Jargon 101
- Hosting your Web Site for FREE
- What is Web Forwarding?
- Paying for Web Hosting
- Hosting Essentials
- Hosting Nice to Haves
- Browser Checks
- Uploading Files to your Server
- Promoting your Web Site
Adding a Blog to your Web Site
- Where to get a Blog
- Signing up for Blogger
- How Blogger Creates a Web Site
- Writing a Blogger Template
- Managing your Blog Posts
- Getting others to Contribute to your Blog
Cool Stuff you can Add for FREE
- Who is visiting your site
- A Search Tool for your Site
- Adding a Blogroll
Other Technologies
- Discussion on other technologies
- Where to find resources
- PHP and JavaScript
Meet the Instructors

Gabriel
Gabriel founded a design and marketing firm in 1996 where he continues to work to this day. He is passionate about his work and delights in teaching the trade to his students.
He holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Multimedia Design and has won awards in both graphic and interactive web design which he jokes, "I carry with me at all times."


















