HTML

At the heart of every website is a HTML script. Hyper Text Markup Language or HTML as its commonly known, is the standard markup language used to create stunning web pages. It is the basic building blocks on which each and every website on the internet is built. Contrary to popular belief or misconceptions HTML is in fact very easy to learn even for non information technology background candidates. For aspiring Web Developers and Designers, HTML is a prerequisite to other important web platforms/languages such as PHP, JavaScript, Jquery, XML, Angular JS, etc.

HTML5 Training Syllabus :

Defining HTML5

• Lesson 1. History and overview

Key features

• Lesson 1. New markup and elements (header, footer, nav elements)

• Lesson 2. Form Elements

• Lesson 3. Video and Audio tags

• Lesson 4. Canvas Element

• Lesson 5. Styling with CSS3

• Lesson 6. Other aspects (Geolocation, Offline support, Web Forms)

• Lesson 7. HTML5 Examples

• Lesson 8. HTML5 and web browsers, the roadmap

HTML5 Markup

• Lesson 1. Using the HTML5 Doctype and character encoding

• Lesson 2. Using the

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• Lesson 3. Using the

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• Lesson 4. Understanding the

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• Lesson 5. Working with

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• Lesson 6. Working with dates and caption

• Lesson 7. Understanding the Role attribute

Creating HTML5 Forms

• Lesson 1. Working with new input types

• Lesson 2. URL

• Lesson 3. Range and number

• Lesson 4. Search Fields

• Lesson 5. Date Pickers

• Lesson 6. Placeholder text

• Lesson 7. Autofocus

• Lesson 8. HTML 4 fallbacks for forms

Working with the video and audio tags

• Lesson 1. Video basics (Codecs and browser support)

• Lesson 2. Working with the video element

• Lesson 3. Video attributes (autoplay, preloading, looping)

• Lesson 4. Using the audio element

• Lesson 5. Audio MIME types and fallbacks

• Lesson 6. Improving Accessibility

Working with the Canvas element

• Lesson 1. The role (and limitations) of the canvas element

• Lesson 2. Creating fallbacks (browser support)

• Lesson 3. Understanding the coordinate system

• Lesson 4. Paths

• Lesson 5. Fills and Strokes

• Lesson 6. Text

• Lesson 7. Images

• Lesson 8. Transforms

• Lesson 9. Compositing

• Lesson 10. A Drawing Loop

• Lesson 11. Adding Interactivity

• Lesson 12. PNG-based sprite animation

Styling HTML5 elements

• Lesson 1. Working with CSS

• Lesson 2. Styling with CSS 2 versus CSS 3 features

• Lesson 3. Browser support and testing

• Lesson 4. Borders

• Lesson 5. Backgrounds

• Lesson 6. Colors

• Lesson 7. Text Effects

• Lesson 8. Sizing and Positioning

• Lesson 9. Selectors

• Lesson 10. Web fonts

HTML5 Applications and Interactivity

• Lesson 1. Understanding HTML5’s offline capabilities

• Lesson 2. HTML Storage

• Lesson 3. Working with the revised JavaScript API

• Lesson 4. Geolocation API

• Lesson 5. Web Sockets