Producing
Your Own Web Pages - An Introduction
Why you
should attend
This course
aims to provide you with the necessary skills to build
a basic website. It covers the rationale, methods, and
practicalities of providing web-based information. A significant
part of the course is dedicated to practical work with
basic elements of HTML, the main language of the web,
and delegates will create their own individual web pages
as an integral part of the course. Whilst delegates may
attend either this or the advanced course independently,
thorough knowledge of the topics covered in this day is
a prerequisite to the undertaking of the advanced course.
Programme
Features
This course
can be viewed as a separate one-day event, or in conjunction
with the advanced day:
- Introduction
- providing
information - why use the Internet?
- the
Client-Server concept
- pros
and cons of the World Wide Web
- basic
design considerations
- Introduction
to HTML
- HTML editors
and converters
- Creating
web pages with basic HTML
- fundamental
elements
- headings
and basic layout
- stylistics
and further layout
- lists
- links
- images
On completing
this course, you will be able to:
- understand
client-server architecture and how it works
- know where
to get free software to help prepare and provide information
on the Internet
- have a
thorough basic knowledge of HTML, the web authorising
language
- be able
to create HTML pages for the World Wide Web
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Companion
Courses:
Producing your own web pages - Advanced
