Course HTML5 and CSS3

In the course HTML5 and CSS3 participants learn to write web pages in the latest version of HTML and CSS.

HTML5 Intro

The course HTML5 and CSS3 starts with a discussion of the new HTML5 structure tags and new attributes. The vision behind HTML5 compared to XHTML and the meaning of feature detection and graceful degradation is also covered.

HTML5 Forms

Next HTML5 Forms with the new input tags for form validation are discussed. In HTML5, for example, number, date and email fields can already be validated in the browser. How to use audio and video on Web pages is also covered.

Styling with CSS3

Many more options in CSS3 have been added in terms of styling, such as round corners and gradients in the color gradient. The advanced styling possibilities of CSS3 including transitions and animations are treated as well.

HTML5 Canvas

Furthermore the HTML5 Canvas and the associated API through which figures can be added to the page are discussed. In this respect paths, stokes paths and the drawing of text and images are covered.

Local Storage

Then attention is paid to the possibilities of local storage and the differences between session storage, local storage and Web SQL Storage. Offline applications and geolocation services are also explained.

WebWorkers and WebSockets

Finally it's time for web workers, messaging and web sockets. And push technology is explained and how you can make use of it.

Audience HTML5 and CSS3 Course

The course HTML5 and CSS3 is intended for experienced HTML designers who want to learn how to use HTML5 and CSS3 to make modern state of the art Web sites.

Prerequisites Course HTML5 and CSS3

To join this course knowledge of and experience with HTML and CSS is required.

Realization Training HTML5 and CSS3

The subjects are discussed on the basis of presentation slides. The subject matter is clarified with demos. The theory is interspersed with exercises. The code is tested in different browsers. The course material is in English. The course times are from 9.30 up and to 16.30.

Certification HTML5 and CSS3

Participants receive an official certificate HTML5 and CSS3 after successful completion of the course.

Modules

Module 1 : HTML5 Intro

• HTML5 Evolution
• W3C and WHATWG
• HTML5 Vision
• Compatibility
• Interoperability
• Universal Access
• Future of HTML5
• Browser Support
• Browsers In Mobile Devices
• Feature Detection
• Graceful Degradation

Module 2 : Page Structure

• HTML5 Page Structure
• HTML5 DocType
• Page Encoding
• Pseudo Semantics
• HTML5 Markup
• New Page Elements
• Updated Page Elements
• Deprecated Elements
• Structure Elements
• New Attributes
• Deprecated Attributes

Module 3 : HTML Forms

• HTML5 Forms
• Gathering Input
• New Input Types
• Color Input Type
• Date Input Type
• Email Input Type
• New Attributes
• Form Validation
• Complex Validation
• Using Regular Expressions
• Browser Support

Module 4 : Audio and Video

• Audio and Video
• Using Plugins
• Using Codecs
• Container Formats
• Multiple Sources
• Common Attributes
• New Audio Markup
• New Video Markup
• Attributes and Methods
• Audio and Video Events
• Customizing Controls

Module 5 : Styling with CSS3

• Rounded corners
• Drop shadows
• Color effects
• Transparency using RGBA
• Gradients and Rotation
• Scale to page elements
• Transitions
• Advanced selectors like nth-child
• Embed using @font-face!
• Using custom fonts
• Using text instead of images

Module 6 : Canvas

• HTML5 Canvas
• Using a Canvas
• Context and Coordinates
• Drawing Shapes
• Working with Paths
• Stroked Path
• Drawing Circles or Arcs
• Drawing Text and Images
• Working with Pixels
• Understanding Transforms
• Translation and Rotation

Module 7 : Data Storage

• Data Storage
• Cookies Model
• Pre HTML5 Solutions
• New Storage Options
• Web Storage
• Storage Interface
• Session Storage
• Local Storage
• Web SQL Storage

Module 8 : Offline Applications

• Offline Applications
• Manifest File
• Cache Section
• Network Section
• Fallback Section
• applicationCache Events
• Deployments And Updates
• error Event
• updateReady Event

Module 9 : Geolocation

• HTML5 Geolocation
• Privacy Considerations
• Get User Location
• Geolocation Object
• getCurrentPosition
• watchPosition
• Position Object
• Latitude and Longitude
• Handling Errors

Module 10 : WebWorkers

• HTML5 WebWorkers
• JavaScript Execution Model
• Background Tasks
• WebWorker Usage
• Communication API
• Handling Errors
• Event Data
• ErrorEvent Interface

Module 11 : Messaging

• HTML5 Messaging API's
• Same Origin Policy and Workarounds
• JSON with Padding
• Using a Proxy
• Cross Document Messaging
• Sending and Receiving Messages
• XMLHttpRequest Level 2
• Cross Origin Resource Sharing

Module 12 : WebSockets

• Web Sockets
• Real Time Solutions
• Polling Architecture
• Long Polling Architecture
• Web Sockets API
• Web Sockets Protocol
• Web Sockets Handshake
• Advantages Web Sockets