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HTML- Intermediate

Elevate your HTML proficiency to construct impressive web templates.

Grace Onyenaturuchi

English

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Description

This course is tailored for individuals seeking to elevate their web development skills beyond the basics of HTML

Whether you're an aspiring front-end developer with foundational knowledge,

an individual aiming to transform a website template idea into reality,

or simply curious about the intricacies of professional web design, this program is designed for you.

Delving into intermediate HTML concepts, this course will empower you to construct sophisticated web templates.

This course is ideally suited for:

Aspiring web developers eager to master the creation of professional and visually compelling websites
.Individuals seeking to secure a role as a front-end developer.
Current HTML users looking to advance their skills to an intermediate level.

FAQ

Semantic HTML refers to using HTML tags that accurately describe the meaning or purpose of the content they contain, rather than just how they should look. Examples include <header>, <nav>, <main>, <article>, <section>, <aside>, and <footer>. Importance: Accessibility: Screen readers and other assistive technologies can better interpret and navigate the content, improving the experience for users with disabilities. SEO (Search Engine Optimization): Search engines understand the structure and hierarchy of your content more effectively, potentially improving your search rankings. Readability & Maintainability: Code becomes easier for developers to read, understand, and maintain, especially in larger projects.

An <iframe> (inline frame) is an HTML element that allows you to embed another HTML document within the current one. This means you can display content from another website or a different part of your own website within a specific area of your page. Use cases: Embedding third-party content like YouTube videos, Google Maps, or external advertisements. Cautions: Iframes can have performance and security implications if not used carefully. Avoid embedding untrusted content and be mindful of their impact on page load times.

HTML forms are used to collect user input. Intermediate concepts extend beyond basic text fields: Input Types: Exploring diverse input types like date, time, color, range, search, url, tel, etc., to get specific user data. Form Validation: Using HTML5 attributes like required, minlength, maxlength, pattern, type (e.g., type="email" for basic email validation), and min/max for numbers to provide client-side validation before submission. Custom Validation Messages: Overriding default browser validation messages for a better user experience using JavaScript. Accessibility: Ensuring forms are usable by everyone (e.g., using <label> elements correctly, providing clear error messages, leveraging ARIA attributes when needed).

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What you'll learn

Construct semantic and robust HTML documents, optimizing for readability, accessibility, and search engine optimization.
Expertly integrate and manipulate colors and images within HTML, enhancing visual appeal and user experience.
Apply advanced techniques for styling text and fonts in HTML, achieving precise typographic control and aesthetic consistency.
Implement practical tips and tricks for efficient and effective HTML development.

Requirement

Foundational understanding of HTML.
A personal computer running Windows, Linux, or macOS.
Access to a web browser and a code editor of your choice.

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Grace Onyenaturuchi

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HTML- Intermediate

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Grace Onyenaturuchi

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HTML- Intermediate

Course Overview

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FAQ

What is Semantic HTML and why is it important?

What are Iframes and when should I use them?

What are HTML forms and what intermediate concepts are involved?

Course curriculum

Advanced Table Feature & Sematic HTML Layout

Form Part 1 ( Basic & Textual Input)

Forms Part 2 (Selection on Inputs & Buttons)

Forms Part 3( HTML Inputs & Validation)

Multimedia & Iframes

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Grace Onyenaturuchi

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₦15000