HTML 5

Description

HTML is the markup language that every web developer uses in order to structure and present content in the Internet. HTML5 is the standard that is being shaped and developed currently. It extends and improves the last HTML4 standard and takes it to the next level with support multimedia, communication and more. This three-day instructor-led course provides the knowledge and skills for developing web applications with HTML5. ...

Intended audience:

This course is intended for Web developers and Web team leaders who have knowledge of Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) and Dynamic HTML (DHTML), along with some knowledge of a scripting language such as JavaScript. Students are required to have the following skills: Ability to construct a Web application using a any web tools.

Fees: Rs 5400/-

Topics

Module 1: HTML Review
1.1    The History of HTML
1.2    What is HTML?
1.2    Tags
1.3    Documents
1.3    Getting Started
1.4    The Road for HTML5
1.5    The Browser Wars
Module 2: Feature Detection
2.1    What we strive for?
2.2    Browser Detection
2.3    Feature Detection
2.4    Modernizr
2.5    Polyfills
Module 3: The HTML5 New Elements
3.1    Structural Elements
3.2    New Form/Input Elements
3.3    New Attributes

Module 4: Canvas
4.1    Canvas - The Future of Graphics on the Web
4.2    Simple Shapes
4.3    Shape Styles
4.4    Complex Shapes
4.5    Text & Shadows
4.6    Canvas Pitfalls
4.7    Canvas & SVG
4.8    WebGL
Module 5: Video and Audio
5.1    HTML5 & RIA
5.2    Video and audio in the web
5.3    How multimedia looks like to a computer?
5.4    Video/audio formats and codecs
5.5    Controlling your multimedia with javascript
5.6     Code example – loop
5.7    Video and audio lab
5.8     Lab: Video and audio
5.9     Summary

Module 6: Web Storage
6.1    Introduction
6.2     Web Storage vs. Cookies
6.3     Storage types
6.4     Methods and Properties
6.5     Events
Module 7: Geolocation
7.1     Introduction
7.2     Geolocation API
Module 8: Offline Web Pages
8.1    What are Offline Web Pages?
8.2     The Manifest File
8.3     AppCache API
8.4     Connectivity API
Module 9: Microdata
9.1     Web 3.0: the next revolution.
9.2     The web is full of plain data
9.3     The solution: Microdata
9.4     Microdata usage
9.5     Microdata tags
9.6     The vocabulary
9.7     Microdata – case study
9.8     Other Microdata tags
9.9     Google vocabulary
9.10     Javascript API for microdata
9.11     Summary
9.12    Lab
Module 10: HTML5 APIs
10.1     HTML5 JavaScript APIs: overview
10.2     Web Sockets
10.3     Web Workers
10.4     IndexedDB
10.5     Drag-and-Drop
10.6     Web Notifications
10.7     Other APIs
Module 11: Migrating From HTML4 to HTML5
11.1     Migration Check List
11.2     Migration Sample

Module 12: CSS3
12.1     What is CSS3 in a nutshell?
12.2     Backgrounds
12.3     Border
12.4     Color
12.5     Fonts
12.6     Media Queries
12.7     Namespace
12.8     Text
12.9     Multi-column layout
12.10     Selectors
12.11     Content

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