Complete classroom training manual for HTML 5 and CSS. 190 pages and 125 individual topics. Includes practice exercises and keyboard shortcuts. You will learn how to create a website from scratch, while exploring all of the techniques to add the various elements of a website – text, links, images, CSS and much more. Topics Covered: Getting Acquainted with HTML 1. Introduction to the Internet 2. Introduction to HTML Terminology 3. Options for Writing HTML 4. Unicode Transformation Format (UTF) 5. HTML5 Resources New for HTML5 1. What's different in HTML5? 2. !DOCTYPE in HTML5 Designing a Webpage 1. Design Considerations and Planning 2. Basic Tags and Document Structure 3. HTML Tags 4. Head Tags 5. Title Tags 6. Body Tags 7. Metadata 8. Saving an HTML Page Page Formatting 1. Adding a New Paragraph 2. Adding a Line Break 3. Inserting Blank Space 4. Preformatted Text 5. Changing a Pages's Background Color 6. Div Element Text Items and Objects 1. Headings 2. Comments 3. Block Quotes 4. Horizontal Lines 5. Special Characters Creating Lists 1. Numbered (Ordered) Lists 2. Bulleted (Unordered) Lists 3. Nested Lists 4. Definition Lists Links 1. What are Links? 2. Text Links 3. Image Links 4. Opening a Page in a New Window or Tab 5. Setting All Links on a Page to Open in a New Window or Tab 6. Linking to an Area on the Same Page (Bookmarks) 7. Linking to an E-mail Address 8. Linking to Other Types of Files Images 1. Introduction to Images for Webpages 2. Adding Images to Webpages 3. Re-Sizing an Image 4. Alternative (ALT) Text 5. Image Labels Basic Tables 1. Inserting a Table 2. Table Borders 3. Table Headers Iframes 1. What is an Iframe? 2. Inserting Iframes 3. Setting Height and Width 4. Using an Iframe for a Link Target Forms 1. About Forms 2. Sending to E-mail 3. Text Boxes 4. Text Areas 5. Check Boxes 6. Menu Lists 7. Radio Buttons 8. Submit Button 9. Reset Button 10. Changing the Tab Order Video and Audio 1. About Video and Audio Files 2. Linking to Video and Audio Files 3. Adding Video 4. Adding Audio 5. Using YouTube to Display Video Troubleshooting 1. Troubleshooting Cascading Style Sheets 1. What are Cascading Style Sheets? 2. CSS Syntax 3. Creating an Internal CSS 4. Linking to a CSS 5. Adding Comments and Notes to a CSS 6. Creating an Internal Style Sheet 7. ID and Class 8. Inline Styling Working With Text in CSS 1. Emphasizing Text (Bold and Italic) 2. Decoration 3. Indentation 4. Transformation 5. Text Alignment 6. Fonts 7. Font Sizes 8. Letter Spacing (Kerning) 9. Line Spacing (Leading) 10. Text Color 11. Margins 12. Padding 13. Borders 14. Styling Links 15. Number and Bullet Styles 16. Sizing Elements 17. Text Wrapping 18. Shadowing Creating Backgrounds in CSS 1. Colors 2. Images 3. Fixed Images Images in CSS 1. Opacity 2. Floating Images 3. Image Galleries 4. Image Sprites Box Model in CSS 1. What is a box model? 2. Margin 3. Padding 4. Border 5. Outline Working With Elements in CSS 1. Display and Visibility 2. Grouping and Nesting 3. Dimensions and Elements 4. Positioning 5. Floating 6. Pseudo-Classes/Pseudo-Elements Adding a Navigation Bar in CSS 1. Vertical Navigation Bar 2. Horizontal Navigation Bar - Inline 3. Horizontal Navigation Bar - Floating CSS Tables 1. Borders 2. Collapsed Borders 3. Table Width and Cell Height 4. Table Color 5. Table Text Alignment 6. Table Padding Working With Transforms in CSS 1. What are transforms? 2. 2D Transforms 3. 3D Transforms Transitions and Animations in CSS 1. Transitions 2. Animations CSS Shorthand 1. Shorthand Properties

Jon Duckett’s best-selling, full color introduction to HTML and CSS—making complex topics simple, accessible, and fun! Learn HTML and CSS from the book that has inspired hundreds of thousands of beginner-to-intermediate coders. Professional web designers, developers, and programmers as well as new learners are looking to amp up their web design skills at work and expand their personal development—yet finding the right resources online can be overwhelming. Take a confident step in the right direction by choosing the simplicity of HTML & CSS: Design and Build Websites by veteran web developer and programmer Jon Duckett. Widely regarded for setting a new standard for those looking to learn and master web development through his inventive teaching format, Jon Duckett has helped global brands like Philips, Nike, and Xerox create innovative digital solutions, designing and delivering web and mobile projects with impact and the customer at the forefront. In HTML & CSS, Duckett shares his real-world insights in a unique and highly visual style: Introduces HTML and CSS in a way that makes them accessible to everyone―from students to freelancers, and developers, programmers, marketers, social media managers, and more Combines full-color design graphics and engaging photography to explain the topics in an in-depth yet straightforward manner Provides an efficient and user-friendly structure that allows readers to progress through the chapters in a self-paced format Is perfect for anyone looking to update a content management system, run an e-commerce store, or redesign a website using popular web development tools HTML & CSS is well-written and readable, providing organized instruction in ways that other online courses, tutorials, and books have yet to replicate. For readers seeking a comprehensive yet concise guide to HTML and CSS, look no further than this one-of-a-kind guide. HTML & CSS is also available as part of two hardcover and paperback sets depending on your web design and development needs: Web Design with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and jQuery Set Paperback: 9781118907443 Hardcover: 9781119038634 Front-End Back-End Development with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery, PHP, and MySQL Set Paperback: 9781119813095 Hardcover: 9781119813088

HTML and CSS can be a little daunting at first but fear not. This book, based on Shay Howe's popular workshop covers the basics and breaks down the barrier to entry, showing readers how they can start using HTML and CSS through practical techniques today. They'll find accompanying code examples online, while they explore topics such as the different structures of HTML and CSS, and common terms. After establishing a basic understanding of HTML and CSS a deeper dive is taken into the box model and how to work with floats. The book includes an exercise focused on cleaning up a web page by improving the user interface and design, solely using HTML and CSS. With a few quick changes the web page changes shape and comes to life. Interactive, technically up-to-the-minute and easy-to-understand, this book will advance a student's skills to a professional level.

Until now, my websites looked great but have been coded with what seems like duct-tape and bubble-gum methods, just for appearances and not for professionalism or compliance. This book taught me all that is possible with HTML and CSS coding. What a game changer! That's what one web designer posted about a previous edition of Murach's HTML and CSS. Now, this 5th Edition updates and improves all the HTML and CSS content in the book...and its in full color so its easier than ever to learn from it. In fact, whether youre a web designer, a JavaScript programmer, a server-side programmer, or a rookie, this book delivers all the HTML and CSS skills that you need on the job. This book begins with an 8-chapter hands-on course that teaches you HTML and CSS from scratch, including the latest HTML and CSS features. This short course ends with a chapter that teaches you how to use fluid design and media queries to implement Responsive Web Design so your pages will look good and work right on any screen, from phone to tablet to desktop. After that, the unique design of this book lets you go on to any other chapter to learn new skills whenever you need them. For example, chapters 9 and 10 show you how to use Flexible Box and Grid Layout. Chapter 13 shows you how to work with forms and data validation. Chapter 14 shows you how to enhance a site with video clips. Chapter 15 shows you how to use CSS transitions, transforms, and animations. Chapters 16 and 17 show you how to design and deploy a website. And chapter 18 introduces you to JavaScript, a must-have language thats the next step for many web developers. One final point: After teaching you all the HTML and CSS skills that you need, this book becomes the best on-the-job reference youve ever used.

HTML & CSS for Complete Beginners makes it extremely easy to get into HTML and CSS through step by step instructions and numerous screenshots and examples, making it easy for readers to follow along. If you want a practical guide that does not overwhelm you with petty details, then this is the book for you. The book uses the latest versions of HTML and CSS (HTML5 and CSS3) and presents various aspects of building beautiful layouts using the latest techniques.

Complete classroom training manual for JavaScript. 283 pages and 128 individual topics. Includes practice exercises and keyboard shortcuts. The purpose of this course is to educate the student in the basic language skills necessary to use JavaScript. There are many resources available on the Internet that allow you to download code and place it into your HTML document or JavaScript code file. However, it is important to first understand the underlying language and components of JavaScript to be able to alter the code to work in your desired application, and easily troubleshoot any errors that may occur. Whether you are looking to add interactivity to your website, control how a browser acts or alter your HTML document’s content, it is important to have a firm grasp of the basics of JavaScript. We begin this course by discussing the basic components and structure of JavaScript as well as learning the terminology. Then, we’ll advance through topics to cover some more advanced concepts and uses for JavaScript. Topics Covered: Getting Acquainted with JavaScript 1. Introduction to JavaScript 2. JavaScript vs. Java 3. The Tag 4. External JavaScript 5. Uses for JavaScript The Makeup of JavaScript 1. JavaScript Statements 2. Code and Code Blocks 3. Whitespace 4. Case Sensitivity 5. Breaking Up a Line of Code JavaScript Comments 1. Single Line Comments 2. Multi-Line Comments 3. End of Line Comments 4. Using Comments to Stop Execution JavaScript Variables 1. What are JavaScript Variables? 2. Syntax for Text and Numerical Values 3. Creating (Declaring) Variables 4. Re-Declaring Variables 5. Undefined Value 6. Using One Statement for Multiple Variables 7. Local Variables and Global Variables Exploring JavaScript Data Types 1. Dynamic Data Types in JavaScript 2. Null 3. Number 4. String 5. Boolean 6. Array 7. Object JavaScript Objects 1. Creating Objects 2. Accessing Object Properties 3. Accessing Object Methods JavaScript Functions 1. JavaScript Function Definition and Syntax 2. Functions with a Return Value 3. Calling a Function with Arguments 4. Assigning Values to Undeclared Variables JavaScript Operators 1. Arithmetic Operators 2. Assignment Operators 3. Adding Strings and Numbers 4. Comparison Operators 5. Logical Operators 6. Conditional Operators JavaScript Conditions 1. If Statements 2. The Switch Statement JavaScript Loops 1. The FOR Loop 2. The FOR…IN Loop 3. The WHILE Loop 4. The DO…WHILE Loop JavaScript Break and Continue 1. The Break Statement 2. The Continue Statement 3. JavaScript Labels JavaScript Errors 1. The Try…Catch Statement 2. The Throw Statement JavaScript Form Validation 1. Form Validation 2. E-Mail Validation JavaScript RegExp Object 1. RegExp Definition and Modifiers 2. RegExp Special Characters 3. RegExp Methods JavaScript Hoisting 1. Declarations 2. Initializations JavaScript USE STRICT Directive 1. What is the USE STRICT Directive and Why Use It? 2. What’s Not Allows in STRICT Mode? JavaScript HTML DOM 1. What is HTML DOM? 2. HTML DOM Methods and Properties 3. HTML DOM Document 4. Finding HTML Elements 5. Changing the Output Stream 6. Changing the Value of an Attribute 7. Changing CSS HTML DOM Events 1. Using Events 2. The ONCHANGE Event HTML DOM Navigation 1. DOM Nodes 2. Node Relationships 3. Child Nodes and Values 4. NODE…Properties 5. HTML DOM Nodelist 6. Root Nodes Adding and Removing DOM Nodes 1. Creating New HTML Elements (Nodes) 2. Removing Existing HTML Elements (Nodes) 3. Replacing HTML Elements (Nodes) JavaScript Browser Object Model (BOM) 1. What is the Browser Object Model (BOM)? 2. The Window Object 3. Window Size Properties 4. Other Window Methods and Properties Window Screen Object 1. What does the Window Screen Object Do? 2. Window Screen Object Properties. Window Location Object 1. What does the Window Location Object Do? 2. Window Location HREF Property 3. Window Location PATHNAME Property 4. Window Location ASSIGN() Method Window History Object 1. What does the Window History Object Do? 2. Window History Back and Forward Methods Window Navigator Object 1. What does the Window Navigator Object Do? JavaScript Popup Boxes 1. The Alert Box 2. The Confirm Box 3. The Prompt Box JavaScript Timing Events 1. What are JavaScript Timing Events? 2. SETINTERVAL() and CLEARINTERVAL() Methods 3. SETTIMEOUT() and CLEARTIMEOUT() Methods 4. Creating a Clock JavaScript Cookies 1. What are Cookies? 2. Working with Cookies The JavaScript Console Object 1. The Console Object 2. Inline Grouping 3. Timers 4. String Substitution Advanced JavaScript Objects 1. The Object Literal and the Keyword New 2. Using an Object Constructor 3. JavaScript Prototype 4. Mutable Objects and Immutable Primitive Values 5. JavaScript Object Properties 6. Adding New Properties and Deleting Properties Number Object 1. What is a Number Object? 2. Hexadecimal Numbers 3. NaN – Not a Number 4. Infinity String Object 1. Using the String Object 2. String Properties and Methods 3. Special Characters Date Object 1. The Date Object 2. Set and Compare Dates 3. Convert the Date to a String Array Object 1. Create and Access an Array Object 2. Joining Arrays 3. Working with Arrays Math Object 1. The Math Object and Mathematical Constants 2. Math Object Methods JavaScript Libraries (Frameworks) 1. JavaScript Libraries or Frameworks 2. Testing jQuery

For readers who want to design Web pages that load quickly, are easy to update, accessible to all, work on all browsers and can be quickly adapted to different media, this comprehensive guide represents the best way to go about it. By focusing on the ways the two languages--XHTML and CSS--complement each other, Web design pro Patrick Griffiths provides the fastest, most efficient way of accomplishing specific Web design tasks. With Web standards best practices at its heart, it outlines how to do things the right way from the outset, resulting in highly optimized web pages, in a quicker, easier, less painful way than users could hope for! Split into 10 easy-to-follow chapters such as Text, Images, Layout, Lists, and Forms, and coupled with handy quick-reference XHTML tag and CSS property appendixes, HTML Dog is the perfect guide and companion for anyone wanting to master these languages. Readers can also see the lessons in action with more than 70 online examples constructed especially for the book.