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Following are the contents of website designing and development
- HTML
- How to start building HTML5 pages today
- Major benefits of HTML5
- Understand the difference between HTML5 and HTML 4
- Become familiar with HTML5’s new elements and attributes
- Work with audio and video in HTML5
- Work with HTML5’s new Canvas element to create code-based drawings
- Use of Web Storage for offline applications
- Use all the cool new HTML5 form elements
- Current state of browser support for HTML5 and how to make your HTML5 sites degrade gracefully
- CSS
- Learn to position elements with CSS
- Learn advanced CSS page layout techniques
- Learn how to use shorthand CSS properties
- Learn to create cool effects with background images using CSS
- Learn to lay out forms without tables
- Learn to use CSS with lists to create hierarchical navigation
- Learn to organize your CSS code
- Learn about browser support for CSS
- Bootstrap
- Mobile first design
- Why Bootstrap?
- Including Bootstrap
- Customizing install
- Responsive Design
- The “container” class
- How Grids work in Bootstrap
- Grid classes (.col-xs-, .col-sm-, .col-md-, .col-lg-)
- Adding offsets to columns
- Pushing and pulling columns
- Nesting columns
- Navigation components
- Navs
- Navbars
- Jumbotron component
- Headers
- Panels
- ListGroup
- Breadcrumbs
- Labels
- Buttons
- Glyphicons (with buttons, toolbars and form inputs)
- Wells
- Creating forms
- Inline and horizontal forms
- Form validation
- Alert Messages
- Buttons and button groups
- ScrollSpy
- Tabs
- Collapse
- Carousel
- Modal
- Bootbox.js
- Date Time Picker
- Font Awesome
- Off-Canvas
- Image Gallery
- Social Buttons
- Sweet Alert
- Yamm3 Mega Menu
- Reviewing the Bootstrap CSS source code
- Building another Bootstrap web page from scratch
- Website SEO
- Introduction to SEO
- On-Page Best Practices
- Keyword Research & Competitive Analysis
- Design & Architecture
- Site Optimization & Best Practices
- Link-Building
- SEO for Local Search
- SEO Site Audits
- SEO Algorithm Updates
- SEO Tracking
- Javascript
- Including JavaScript in a Web page
- Using the Document Object Model (DOM) to access the HTML elements on the page dynamically
- Using JavaScript objects effectively, including the window object and the navigator object
- Creating and using variables
- Using event handlers to handle user-triggered events
- Using regular expressions with string methods to perform basic validation
- Working with primitive data types
- Passing arguments to a function
- Using conditional constructs and loops
- Debugging JavaScript code
- Using Geolocation and Web Storage JavaScript APIs
- Working with JSON objects
- Using Ajax to make asynchronous calls to a Web server
For further detail, please contact to Institute.
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