HTML & Web Principles City Desktop Training

All web pages are produced with some form of HTML, which lets you format type, add graphics, sound etc. and save it in a format that any computer can read. Having an understanding of (X)HTML & CSS is greatly advantageous before leaping into Dreamweaver or any other web authoring program. The 1 day HTML course is ideal as a precursor to the 2 day Dreamweaver CS4 course

HTML (Web Page Design) St George & Sutherland Community College

This is an introductory course in HTML and it will give you the basic knowledge on how to edit and maintain HTML documents including text paragraphs headings images and tables. You will also learn how to create edit and remove links from the web pages using HTML. Pre-requisite: Knowledge of the Internet and Basic Computer Skills required. 9 CPD Points

HTML (Web Page Design): An Introduction Macarthur Community College

This course is an introduction to HTML the Hypertext Mark-up Language. It's designed for the first time user who wants to learn how to create their first Web Page. This course will give you the basic knowledge to create an HTML document add headings paragraphs text tables images create links and add sound to your Web Page. Knowledge of the Internet Windows keyboard and mouse skills required. Consecutive weeks from start date. No concession.

HTML: Creating Web Pages City East Community College

Web pages are actually created by the computer receiving lines of ‘code word’ instructions (HTML). This hands-on course is designed to teach you the basics of how to write HTML code to design a simple web page or edit an existing page. Basic key­boarding skills and a working knowledge of the Windows environment are prerequisites for this course.

HTML: Creating Web Pages Level 2 City East Community College

Extend your knowledge of HTML to create complex web sites with ease. You will be expected to have completed the Creating Web Pages with HTML course or equivalent.

Semantic HTML with Style Macarthur Community College

Learn the modern way of hand coding your web page using HTML that defines the meaning of your web page content and a separate stylesheet to define how it looks. This course covers the HTML tags that you will most likely need to use to create your web pages and will teach you how to use them to correctly identify what the different parts of that content are. It also introduces you to the stylesheet commands that you need to define both how that content is to look and where it is to be placed on the web page. Along the way we will build several actual web pages so that you can see how to put the theory into practice. No prior knowledge of either HTML or CSS is assumed and those who have done some hand coding of web pages will also benefit from this course by learning a better way to code their pages and what HTML codes not to use. No concession.

Web Page Design with HTML Nepean Community College

Developing your own web page can be quite a task for those just starting out. This course will get you started by teaching you the basics of HTML (Hypertext Mark-up Language) - the language behind programs such as Frontpage and Dreamweaver. It is also useful for those who are tasked with updating an existing website. Basic computer and internet experience required.