HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript for Modern Web Development

HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript are the fundamental Web technologies that all web developers must know. This HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript Training course is designed to review the basics and leverage modern features to enhance user experience across all devices, from desktop browsers to the latest smartphones and tablets.   Throughout the course, participants will learn how to apply best practices for HTML markup, CSS styling, and JavaScript programming to create modern, feature-rich sites and use semantics to improve Search Engine Optimization (SEO). This course covers a range of topics, including web standards, semantics, form validation, site design enhancements, fonts and animation and responsive design. After receiving a JavaScript primer and an introduction to JQuery, you’ll leverage browser storage and JSON. Next, you’ll leverage caching, geolocation, file I/O, drag-drag, messaging and web workers in programming. Draw images with Scalable Vector Graphics. Engage users with audio and video features.  Programming experience with an object-oriented language is recommended for this course, and some familiarity with HTML and CSS is helpful.  HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript for Modern Web Development Benefits In this training, you will learn how to: Review the fundamental Web technologies: HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript. Explore the newest HTML5 frameworks to create modern, feature-rich sites. Improve SEO with semantic elements. Perfect data entry forms with new types, validation, autocomplete and pickers. Design eye-catching presentations with CSS3 borders, animation and fonts. Program rich internet applications with JavaScript APIs and JQuery. Enhance the user experience with drag-and-drop, SVG graphics, audio, and video. Continue learning and face new challenges with after-course one-on-one instructor coaching. Prerequisites Programming experience is recommended and experience with some HTML and CSS is helpful. HTML5, CSS3 & JavaScript Training Outline Module 1: Modern Web Standards Enhancing a Web site with HTML5  Exploring HTML5 standards and classes  Module 2: HTML5: Markup, Semantics and SEO  Getting up to speed with HTML Markup Sectioning content with structural elements Optimize pages for SEO ranking Enhance accessibility for users of assistive technologies  Module 3: Perfecting User Input with new Form controls  Review of data entry forms and input elements Guiding input with autofocus and placeholder Validating textbox entry without scripting Preventing errors with patterns, Constraint API and custom error messages Easing choices with combo-box, color, date, number and range pickers  Module 4: Enriching Site Design with CSS3  Focusing on the basics with CSS Primer Enhancing borders and backgrounds Creating floating text and boxes with shadows and opacity Increasing engagement with animation and @keyframes Installing downloadable fonts with @font–face Hiding values in custom data–* attributes Adapting mobile layout with media queries Saving bandwidth with image source sets Module 5: Developing HTML5 Applications with Javascript  Boosting your abilities with a Javascript Primer Selecting and manipulating HTML with JQuery Processing events with JQuery Persisting data with the Web Storage API Storing Complex data in JSON format  Module 6: Providing Relevant Content Offline and with Geolocation   Registering a Service Worker to Manage Resources Cache pages for offline use using Fetch and Promises Obtaining user latitude and longitude with Geolocation Determine distance with the Haversine Formula Generate location specific content Leveraging anonymous functions  Module 7: Providing Relevant Content Offline and with Geolocation  Simplifying content formatting with WYSIWYG editors Apply formatting with execCommand() Handling events on draggable and drop targets Enabling drag–and–drop file upload with HTML5 programming interfaces Module 8: Exchanging Data Between Windows and Processes  Posting messages across windows Accessing external providers with XHR Pushing data with WebSockets Improving responsiveness with Web Workers Module 9: Drawing Vector Images  Creating scalable images with SVG XML markup Substituting vector images for larger raster PNG files  Module 10: Engaging Users with Audio and Video  Embedding audio in a web page without plugins Entertaining users with natively-supported video Captioning video with Web Video Text Tracks (WebVTT)