Introduction to Web Applications
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Introduction to Web Applications at Coursera Overview
Duration | 21 hours |
Start from | Start Now |
Total fee | Free |
Mode of learning | Online |
Official Website | Explore Free Course  |
Credential | Certificate |
Introduction to Web Applications at Coursera Highlights
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- Course 3 of 6 in the Akamai Customer Consulting and Support Professional Certificate
- Beginner Level English language proficiency. No background needed.
- Approx. 21 hours to complete
- English Subtitles: English
Introduction to Web Applications at Coursera Course details
- Students start by learning about the HyperText Markup Language (HTML) and basic rules for creating compliant HTML. They learn tags for creating web pages and formatting text on the page including lists and special characters. Students will learn how to embed images, video and audio in web pages and format information in tables. They will learn to create hyperlinks, and to use text and images for hyperlinks including creating image maps. Students will also create HTML forms to collect user information. Then students will learn about Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) including in-line styles, embedded style sheets and external style sheets. They will use CSS to format web pages using combinators, and attribute, structural and pseudo-element selectors to change colors, and add creative elements including borders, drop-shadows, block quotes, background images, and gradients. They will use CSS to control page layout including creating flexible box layouts and newspaper style columns. They will also use CSS to create transitions and animations. The labs guide students through the process of creating a multiple page website with a consistent theme that includes tables, forms, and animated elements. Then they will complete a capstone project to demonstrate mastery of course objectives.
Introduction to Web Applications at Coursera Curriculum
Authoring Content in HTML
Introduction to the ATA Track
Overview of ATA Track
Advice for Completing the ATA
Web Apps Course Syllabus
Web Communication
Elements
Beginning an HTML Page
Page Elements
Controlling Text
Lists
HTML Attributes
Quotation Marks
Authoring Content in HTML Review
Markup Languages
Evolution of Web and Mobile Content Standards
Guidelines for Compliant HTML
Development Tools
Creating a Web Page
Web Development Standards Practice Assessment
Create an HTML Page Practice Assessment
Controlling Text and Using HTML Attributes Practice Assessment
Authoring Content in HTML Graded Assessment
Images
Videos
Audio
Basic Tables
Stylish Tables
Anchors
Meta Element
Refreshing and Redirecting Web Pages
Image Maps
Forms
Form Fields
Formatting Forms
Validating Input
Embedding and Linking Content Review
Linking and Embedding Content
Creating and Formatting Tables
Creating a Form
Embed Content Practice Assessment
Link HTML Pages Practice Assessment
Construct Forms Practice Assessment
Embedding and Linking Content Graded Assessment
Formatting Content with CSS
Cascading Style Sheets
Style Rules
Class Selectors
Fonts
Text Properties
Color Codes
Formatting Page Elements - Part 1
Formatting Page Elements - Part 2
Block vs Inline
Aside Element
Apply Style Sheets to HTML Review
Formatting Using Embedded Style Sheets
Formatting the Navigation Bar Using Styles
Creating a Multiple-Column Layout
Apply Style Sheets to HTML Practice Assessment
Formatting Text and Page Elements Practice Assessment
Use CSS To Create Multiple-Column Layouts Practice Assessment
Working with Text Files Graded Assessment
The Overflow Property
Position and z-index Properties
Float and Clear Properties
Creating Web Page Layouts Review
How to Group Content
The Box Layout
How to Create Box Layouts
Grouping Content
Working with Position
Group Content Practice Assessment
Create Box Layouts Practice Assessment
Creating Web Page Layouts Graded Assessment
Using Advanced Techniques to Select and Apply Styles
Combinators
Attribute Selectors
Structural Selectors
Pseudo-Element Selectors
Newspaper Style Columns
Using Advanced Techniques to Select and Apply Styles Review
Responsive Web Design
General Box Model Layout
Display Property
Flexible Box Layout
Using Combinators
Using Attribute Selectors
Formatting Every Nth Element
Using Pseudo-Element Selectors
Applying a Flexible Box Layout
Advanced CSS Selectors Practice Assessment
Provide Alternate Layouts Practice Assessment
Using Advanced Techniques to Select and Apply Styles Graded Assessment
Using Advanced Background and Border Techniques Review
Background Images
Opacity Property
Gradients
Border Images
Rounded Corners
Box Shadows
Text Shadows
Creating Advanced Background Styles
Adding Text Shadows
Use Advanced Techniques to Create Backgrounds Practice Assessment
Use Advanced Techniques to Create Borders Practice Assessment
Using Advanced Background and Border Techniques Graded Assessment
Adding Animation
Animation Techniques
Adding Animation Review
Transform
CSS Transitions
CSS Keyframe Animation
Using 2D Transforms
Creating a Keyframe Animation
Use Transforms and Animation Styles Practice Assessment
Adding Animation Graded Assessment
Capstone Introduction
Capstone Instructions
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