The CIW Site Development Associate will help you to develop your Web Design skills and will teach you how to manually code using Hypertext Markup Language version 5 (HTML5) and Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) and use graphical user interface (GUI) authoring tools.
The following topics are covered: Creating Web Pages; Mobile and Cloud Issues; Text Editors and Markup Languages; Graphical User Interface (GUI) Editors; History of Markup Languages; The HTML Web Development; Trifecta: HTML5, CSS and JavaScript; Web Site Development Principles; Hosting and Web Service Providers; and The Habitat for Humanity Web Site.
The following topics are covered: Introduction to Using HTML; Elements and Markup Tags; Document Structure Tags; Web Site File Structure; Preparing Your Development Environment; Paragraph Formatting and BlockLevel Elements; Text-Level Elements; Lists; and Good Coding Practice.
The following topics are covered: Cascading Style Sheets (CSS); Separating Content in HTML; Images in Web Pages; HTML Entities; Specifying Colors; Page Colors and Backgrounds; Specifying Font Information; Web Design Issues; and HTML5 and Older Browsers.
The following topics are covered: Introduction to Hyperlinks; The Anchor Element; Creating Local Hyperlinks; Creating External Hyperlinks; Using Images as Hyperlinks; Creating Internal Links; and Managing Hyperlinks.
The following topics are covered: Introduction to HTML Tables; CSS Properties for All Table Elements; Table and Data Alignment Options; Height and Width of Table Elements; Column and Row Spanning; HTML Tables vs. CSS Page; and Structure.
The following topics are covered: Introduction to Web Forms; Web Forms and CGI; HTML5 and Forms; Basic Tags for Creating Web Forms; and Web Form Fields.
The following topics are covered: Introduction to Web Video, Audio and Image Techniques; The
Element; The Element; Graphic Types; Image Maps; Image Transparency; Image Interlacing; Animation; Mobile Device Issues with Animation and Plug-Ins; and Creating and Managing Images.
The following topics are covered: Extending HTML; Server-Side and Client-Side Languages; Server-Side Languages; Client-Side Languages; Dynamic HTML (DHTML); Document Object Model (DOM); HTML5 APIs; Canvas; Offline Web Application; Geolocation; Drag-and–Drop Functionality; Web Application Frameworks; and Connecting to a Database.
The following topics are covered: Introduction to GUI HTML Editors; Types of GUI Editors; GUI HTML Editor Functionality; Creating Web Pages with a GUI Editor; HTML Text Editors vs. GUI Editors; Previewing Pages and Validating Code; Web Site Publishing; Developing Web Pages for Mobile Devices; Mobile Apps vs. Mobile Web Sites; Converting a Web site for Mobile Users; and Working with Web 2.0.
The following topics are covered: Developing a Business Web Site; E-Commerce Considerations; Internet Marketing and Search Engine Optimization (SEO); E-Commerce Payment Technologies; Working in a Global Environment; Databases and Web Pages; Optimizing the Impact of the Web Page; Front-End Issues; File Formats and Active Content; Back-End Issues; Bandwidth and Download Time; and Naming Web Page Files.