Building Web Pages with HTML, Part II

Course Specifications Course Name: Building Web Pages with HTML, Part II   Courseware Version Number: 4.1   Course Length: 1 day   Hardware/Software Requirements: 486/66 CPU 16 MB of RAM 500MB hard drive. TCP/IP protocol. It is suggested that the TCP/IP stacks on each PC be configured with Microsoft TCP/IP 32 Netscape Navigator 3.x/Internet Explorer 3.x or higher Microsoft Notepad. (Netscape Navigator 6.0 was used for the examples and screen shots in this course.) A shareware product, MapThis, is also required. This course does not require a connection to the Internet. Delivery Method: Instructor led, hands-on. Performance-Based Objectives: After completing this course, your students will be able to: incorporate tables in HTML documents incorporate forms in HTML documents implement animation in HTML documents create image maps for HTML documents implement applets and media objects in HTML documents test and validate HTML documents understand the importance of planning a Web site before creating Web pages understand design considerations for implementing a Web site include navigational aids in Web sites Course Overview Learning HTML, Part 2 is a full-day hands-on class designed to teach students who have HTML scripting experience some of the more technical aspects of using HTML to create Web pages. Students learn how to create, format and incorporate tables, interactive forms, and image maps in their Web pages. They will also learn to implement animated GIFs, Java applets and a variety of multimedia content. The class also includes instruction on conducting script validation and testing in addition to an overview of web design considerations. Who Should Attend This Course This course is designed for students who have HTML scripting experience and want to learn about the more technical aspects of using HTML to create Web pages. Prerequisites This course requires completion of Using the Internet & World Wide Web or The Internet with Internet Explorer 4.0; and Building Web Pages with HTML Part 1 (or equivalent knowledge and skills). Prior experience with a graphical user interface such as Macintosh or Windows is also required. Course Contents Incorporating Tables In Web Pages What are Tables Alternatives to Tables Table Tag and Attributes Basic Table tags Table Borders and Spacing Cell Formatting Table Captions Table Width and Alignment Cells Spanning Multiple Columns Cells Spanning Multiple Rows Table Height and Vertical Alignment Table Cell color Incorporating Forms in Web Pages HTML Forms Processing a Form Form Tag Input Tag Basic Text Input Field Radio Buttons Checkboxes Selection Lists Textarea Tag Submit and Reset Buttons Interface to a Search Engine Animate Images and Image Maps Animated GIFs Creating the Animation Implementing the Animations Creating to Image Maps Creating the Map Multimedia Multimedia File Types Movies and Sound Using the EMBED Tag Including a Multimedia File Link to a Movie file Embedding Sound and Movie files HTMLValidation and Testing Testing and Validation Source Code Validators Validating HTML Syntax Analysis of Error Report Checking Links Browser Evaluation Usability Testing Surveys and Log Analysis Survey Form Log Analysis Web Site Planning and Design Web Design Hypermedia and Conventional Document Design The information Model Web Site Planning User Interface Design Efficient Use of Bandwidth Navigation Ongoing Revisions to Your Site

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