• Delegates should have a working knowledge of the Windows operating environment and be familiar with the concepts and use of the Internet.

At the end of this course you will be able to:

• Understand what HTML is, how it is used and how it came to be
• Use a text editor to create an HTML document
• Create links to locations within a site, within a page and to external sites
• Format Web page content by using HTML/XHTML tags and Cascading Style Sheets
• Incorporate graphics into Web pages as embedded images, links, and backgrounds
• Generate unordered, ordered, and nested lists in HTML documents
• Build and format tables and add inline frames for presenting information in different formats
• Obtain an understanding of basic CSS

Module 1 - Introduction

• Topic A - Evolution of the Web
• Topic B - Web Terminology
• Topic C - Exercises

Module 2 - Basic HTML

• Topic A - HTML Standards
• Topic B - Basic HTML
• Topic C - Heading and Paragraph Tags
• Topic D - Text Formatting Tags
• Topic E - Special Characters
• Topic F - Syntax Errors and Non Standard HTML

Module 3 - Lists, Links and XHTML

• Topic A - Lists
• Topic B - Hyperlinks
• Topic C - XHTML

Module 4 - Images

• Topic A - Image File Formats
• Topic B - GIF, JPEG and PNG
• Topic C - Inline Images: the <img> Tag

Module 5 - Tables, iframes and CSS

• Topic A - Tables
• Topic B - The <iframe> Tag
• Topic C - Cascading Style Sheets