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You Will Learn How To
- Establish, configure and maintain an intranet or Internet Web site
- Develop and publish Web pages using HyperText Markup Language (HTML)
- Optimize page styles and layout with Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)
- Configure a Web server
- Interface a Web site to a database for the dynamic storage and retrieval of data
- Produce dynamic Web pages using server-side and client-side scripts
Course Benefits Functional and attractive Web sites are critical elements of success for most organizations. In order to stand out from the competition, a site must be aesthetically appealing as well as perform smoothly and efficiently. In this hands-on course, you gain the knowledge and practical skills you need to develop a Web site. You learn the fundamentals of HTML syntax and layout, creating effective Web pages, configuring a Web server and interfacing your Web site to databases.
Who Should Attend Those involved in establishing, developing or maintaining a Web site and anyone wanting to gain more knowledge about Web technologies. A basic familiarity with Microsoft Windows, the Internet and the Web is helpful.
Hands-On Training An in-depth case study provides the hands-on skills to generate a dynamic Web site. Exercises include:
- Creating accessible, standards-based Web pages with HTML, XHTML and CSS
- Building, testing and refining your Web site
- Adding DHTML effects to Web pages
- Enhancing your Web page with images and image maps
- Configuring and testing a Web server
- Processing user requests and generating dynamic pages as the response
- Interfacing your Web site to a database
- Incorporating multimedia effects
Course 470 Content Introduction to the Web
- Internet/intranet fundamentals
- Web architecture
- Exploring multiple browsers
- Search Engine Optimization (SEO)
HTML: Hypertext Markup Language
Building a Web page with HTML and XHTML
- Head and body elements
- Formatting text with tags
- Establishing hypertext links
- Ordered and unordered lists
- Designing tables to display data
- Defining relative and absolute anchors
Adding graphic elements
- Making your pages graphical with embedded images
- Adding interactivity with clickable images
- Utilizing animated images to liven up a Web page
- Creating image maps to link multiple parts of a single image
Controlling page styles and layout with CSS
- Attaching style properties to HTML tags
- Creating and applying style sheets
- Implementing a styled navigational menu
- Choosing and applying styles with class and ID attributes
- Ensuring a consistent look across all pages of a site
Implementing a Web Server
Web server functionality
- Web server/browser communication
- The HyperText Transfer Protocol (HTTP)
Configuring a Web server
- Setting up the server directory structure
- Deploying access configuration/security
- Ongoing server administration
Programming on the Server
Server-side scripting
- Client/server/script interaction
- Exploring the operation of server-side Web applications
- Accessing data on the Web server
- Creating dynamic Web pages
- The difference between GET and POST requests
- Including a consistent navigational menu on all pages
- Reading and writing browser cookies
Processing user data with forms
- Capturing user input with HTML forms
- Adding text fields, selection lists, check boxes and radio buttons to a Web page
- Configuring a form to invoke your server-side program when submitted
- Processing form input with dynamic Web pages
Interfacing to a Database
Relational databases and the Web
- Characterizing database records
- Using SQL to manipulate the database
Database-driven Web pages
- Opening a connection to a database
- Storing data captured from forms
- Performing dynamic queries on the database
- Generating a Web page response displaying the results of a query
Creating Dynamic Web Pages
Adding interactivity with JavaScript
- Incorporating JavaScript that executes in the Web browser
- Enhancing client-side functionality
- Validating form content to ensure forms are filled out correctly
- Reacting to user actions
Incorporating multimedia
- Embedding animation and video content in Web pages
- Adding interactivity with plug-ins
Creating interactive Web pages with Dynamic HTML (DHTML)
- Combining JavaScript and CSS
- Supporting multiple browsers
- Dynamically positioning content within a page
- Revealing and hiding page content
- Implementing rollover graphics with DHTML
XML and HTML5
- Fundamentals of XML
- Implementing an RSS feed on your site
- Introducing HTML5
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"I think the hands-on exercises in the Learning Tree Course are very helpful. They're motivational. What you learn isn't just theory but something you actually put into practice, making it easier to apply in your own work."
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