What is this course about?

Complete HTML and CSS Suite is a comprehensive training program that equips candidates with the fundamentals of HTML, advanced HTML, HTML and CSS for Beginning Web Developers, a detailed discernment of HTML5 and develop websites comprising high-quality interactive features. With the continuous advancement in the Internet the need to develop search-engine friendly pages is on the rise. Therefore, employers are seeking trained Complete HTML and CSS professionals who are capable of making the website accessible to a huge audience.

HTML is the custom markup language that is used for creating web pages. The web browser reads HTML files and converts them into audible or visible web pages. The HTML tags are used to interpret page content and describe the website structure. HTML elements help in creating structured documents by contributing structural semantics. CSS/CSS3 is used to describe the format and look of a specific document, which is written in a mark-up language. This is a style sheet language used for changing user interfaces that are written in XHTML and HTML. CSS is primarily designed to make the website more responsive to the audience, thereby generating greater user engagement.

Complete HTML and CSS Suite is comprehensive and can be taken up by both beginners as well as advanced learners. HTML Development Suite is best suited for web designers, mobile app developers, web application developers, software engineers and candidates with technical background.

What learning benefits do you get from Simplilearn’s training?

Here are some of the major learning benefits that come with this training program:

• Trained professionals will be thorough with the fundamentals of HTML, which includes understanding HTML and XML, create web page, link one web page to another and publish HTML pages
• This training program entails the fundamentals of CSS/CSS3 as well as CSS and CSS3 Programming for Absolute Beginners, which includes style sheet usage, external style sheet, text properties, styling elements and more
• The training entails HTML5 Mobile Game Development by Example - Educational Game and HTML5 Mobile Game Development by Example -Veggies vs Zombies. These enable the candidates to create modest 2D games for mobile, web and other devices
• Applying Designs to Wireframes with HTML5 and CSS3 covered here, trains the candidates to apply attractive and functional design principles to the wireframe
• Advanced HTML, HTML5 and CSS3 Site Design and HTML5 Input Types are also covered in this training
• The training also enables the participants to build Responsive Websites with HTML5 and CSS3.
• Website Wireframing with HTML5 and CSS3, CSS Floating Layouts, HTML5 and CSS3 Site Design and Introduction to SASS are also covered in this training program
• This comprehensive course is highly recommended for beginners as well as experienced professionals as it entails fundamentals and Advanced CSS and CSS and CSS3 Crash Course.

By the end of this training program candidates will be able to comfortably add HTML5 video to any website

What are the career benefits in-store for you?

• With the constant advancement in technology and continuous change in programming platforms, the demand for trained HTML and CSS professionals is on a constant rise. Here are some of the major career benefits that come with this training:
• Average salary for trained HTML and CSS developer is $89,000. Source: payscale.com
• With the constant rise in the number of websites and internet marketing becoming a norm, IT companies across the globe are seeking competent HTML developers.
• As organizations seek trained HTML and CSS professionals, trained professionals have an edge over their non-trained counterparts.

Course Preview

• Chapter 0 - Introduction
• Chapter 1 - From Wireframe To Design
• Chapter 2 - Getting The Design Underway
• Chapter 3 - Inserting and Formatting Graphics
• Chapter 4 - Cross-Browser Testing
• Chapter 5 - Wrapping Up

Build Your Own HTML5 Video Player

• Module 1 - Introduction to the Course
• Module 2 - How to Build an HTML5 Video Player

Building Responsive Websites with HTML5 and CSS3

• 1.1 Welcome
• 1.2 A Look At What We'll Build
• 1.3 Key Aspects Of Responsive Design
• 1.4 Determining Device Resolutions To Target
• 1.5 Wireframing Responsive Layouts
• 1.6 The Concept Of Using Multiple CSS Files
• 1.7 Media Queries and Multiple Style Sheets
• 1.8 Building Media Queries Into A Single CSS File
• 1.9 Using Media Query Expressions
• 1.10 Setting Up The HTML and CSS Files
• 1.11 Getting Started With The Header
• 1.12 Inserting The Main Nav Menu
• 1.13 Inserting The Search Field
• 1.14 Problems With Applying Floats
• 1.15 Integrating Google Fonts API
• 1.16 Building The Hero Section Structure
• 1.17 Formatting The Hero Section
• 1.18 Inserting and Formatting A Call To Action Button
• 1.19 Building The Features Section, Part One
• 1.20 Building The Features Section, Part Two
• 1.21 Inserting The Organize Section
• 1.22 Building The Share Section
• 1.23 Building The Call To Action Area
• 1.24 Inserting And Formatting The Footer
• 1.25 Finishing Touches For The High Resolution Layout
• 1.26 Setting Up The Medium Resolution CSS and Testing The Media Query
• 1.27 Formatting The Medium Res Header
• 1.28 Formatting The Medium Res Hero Section
• 1.29 Formatting The Features Section
• 1.30 Formatting The Organize And Share Sections
• 1.31 Building The Get Section and Finishing Up The Medium Res Layout
• 1.32 Setting Up The Low Res CSS and Testing The Media Query
• 1.33 Formatting The Low Res Header
• 1.34 Resolving Problems Caused By Floats
• 1.35 Formatting The Low Res Hero Section
• 1.36 Formatting The Features Section
• 1.37 Formatting The Organize And Share Sections
• 1.38 Building The Get Section and Finishing Up The Low Res Layout
• 1.39 Disabling Device Smart Zoom
• 1.40 Testing Your Responsive Layouts
• 1.41 Setting Up Retina Display Graphics
• 1.42 Where To Go From Here

HTML5 and CSS3 Site Design

• Chapter 0 - Introduction
• Chapter 1 - Let Get Started
• Chapter 2 - Getting Your Files Organized
• Chapter 3 - Let Build A Web Layout From Scratch
• Chapter 4 - Inserting And Formatting Text
• Chapter 5 - Now It Time For Some Graphic
• Chapter 6 - Site Rollout
• Chapter 7 - Inserting Additional Page Elements
• Chapter 8 - Going Live Uploading The Completed Site

HTML5 Mobile Game Development by Example - Educational Game

• Section 1 - Start Your Engines
• Section 2 - Course Project
• Section 3 - Course Summary

HTML5 Mobile Game Development by Example -Veggies vs Zombies

• Section 1 - Start Your Engines
• Section 2 - Course Project
• Section 3 - Course Summary

Make HTML5 Games with No Coding Required

• 01 - Make HTML5 Games From Scratch With No Coding Required
• 02 - Make HTML5 Games From Scratch With No Coding Required - Part 2
• 03 - Make HTML5 Games From Scratch With No Coding Required - Part 3
• 04 - Make HTML5 Games From Scratch With No Coding Required - Part 4
• 05 - Make HTML5 Games From Scratch With No Coding Required - Part 5

Understanding HTML5 Input Types

• 1.1 Introduction
• 1.2 Search
• 1.3 Email
• 1.4 URLs
• 1.5 Tel
• 1.6 Numbers
• 1.7 Range
• 1.8 Date
• 1.9 Month
• 1.10 Week
• 1.11 Time
• 1.12 Color
• 1.13 Turning Off Automatic Validation
• 1.14 Use Them Today

Website Wireframing with HTML5 and CSS3

• Chapter 0 - Introduction
• Chapter 1 - Getting Started
• Chapter 2 - Wireframing The Header In Greater Detail
• Chapter 3 - Building The Rest Of The Layout
• Chapter 4 - Finishing Touches
• Chapter 5 - Wrapping Up