This training, which relies on the open source code editor Brackets(*), is the perfect introduction to modern web technologies: HTML5 goes beyond the web, CSS3 has become more than just a way to style text, and the use of JavaScript and jQuery is now mandatory. The aim of this training is to sum up all of the modern usages of these web technologies and is therefore recommended for seasoned web designers and is an indispensable introduction for PHP and Java developers whose role includes more “front-end” web technologies. As well as a theoretical approach, this training also benefits from practical workshops, using the Bootstrap framework in real-life examples, this will also introduce newcomers to JavaScript and to developing with the jQuery library
(*) previously known as Edge Code
Participant profiles
Webdesigner
JAVA/PHP developers
Dreamweaver users
Objectives
Understand the roles of th three different languages in web creation
Be able to code HTML5 and CSS3 basic snippets
Preview and test webpages with Brackets and Chrome
Understand web coding made by other webdesigners
Understand the power and limitations of javascript
Link the Bootstrap framework in a web page or site
Use the Bootstrap scaffolding system to layout a page or an app
Use simple Bootstrap components: carousels, “scrollspy”
Prerequisites
Basic knowledge of IT Tools
Experience with Adobe softwares (Photoshop, Illustrator, Indesign)
Basic knowledge of photograpy
Course content
Module 1: HTML5 & CSS3, history, usages
Module 2: HTML 4, webpage creation; HTML5, webdevelopment
Module 3: CSS: selectors et properties
Module 4: Workshop: modernizing webcode of an existing webpage
Module 5: Interactions and hyper-links; buttons et forms
Module 6: Interfaces with HTML5 and CSS: tables, flexbox model, positionning
Module 7: HTML5 and programming: javascript, a basis
Module 8: Javascript and jQuery: a library to simplify front-en development
Module 9: jQuery and CSS: introduction to the Bootstrap library
ITTA is a partner of Temptraining, the continuing education fund for temporary workers. This training fund can subsidize continuing education for anyone who works for an employer subject to the Collective Work Agreement (CCT) Rental of services.
