Web Pages From Scratch Learn to write web pages with confidence
Publishing web pages is now easier than ever, however some degree of technical knowledge and skill is vital in order to produce high-quality, standards-compliant online content. This practical workshop explains how web publishing works and teaches the fundamental skills you will need to create web pages using the current XHTML standard - along with an introduction to web page style and design.
Topics:
- What makes a web page work?
- XHTML or HTML - what difference does it make?
- Structural mark-up for web content
- An introduction to web page style and design
- The role of standards, validation and the W3C
- Overview of common web authoring software
Who is it for?
Anyone looking to start making web pages will learn how to achieve consistent, well-structured results with their own content. Experience acquired at this stage also lays the foundation for more sophisticated web page construction, using technologies such as Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) and JavaScript.
Participants need no previous experience of creating web pages, but should be familiar with a web browser (e.g. Internet Explorer, Firefox etc.) and using Microsoft Windows to open, save and close files.
By the end of the workshop participants will have:
- Created working web pages including images, links and much more
- Used simple style sheets to format web pages
- Practiced their new skills by designing and building their own web pages
- Checked web pages against current standards using a validation service
Scheduled workshops
No workshops scheduled at this time.
