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iv © 2014 Certification Partners, LLC. - All Rights Reserved. Version 1.0 v © 2014 Certification Partners, LLC. - All Rights Reserved. Version 1.0Table of Contents
Course Description ........................................................................................................................ ix
Courseware .................................................................................................................................... x
Course Objectives........................................................................................................................ xiv
Classroom Setup ......................................................................................................................... xiv
System Requirements ................................................................................................................. xiv
Conventions and Graphics Used in This Book .............................................................................. xvi
Lesson 1: HTML5 Essentials ........................................................................................................ 1-1
Pre-Assessment Questions ................................................................................................................ 1-2
Introduction to HTML5 and CSS3 ...................................................................................................... 1-3
Migration to Mobile Devices ............................................................................................................... 1-3
The Web Development Trifecta........................................................................................................... 1-5
The Evolution of HTML5 .................................................................................................................... 1-6
HTML5 Structure Elements ............................................................................................................... 1-9
Validating HTML5 Code ................................................................................................................... 1-10
The
The
HTML5 APIs .................................................................................................................................... 1-21
Case Study ...................................................................................................................................... 1-24
Lesson 1 Review .............................................................................................................................. 1-26
Lesson 2: Using Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) Technology ........................................................... 2-1
Pre-Assessment Questions ................................................................................................................ 2-2
Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) ............................................................................................................ 2-3
Style Guides ...................................................................................................................................... 2-3
CSS and HTML .................................................................................................................................. 2-5
CSS Terms and Syntax ...................................................................................................................... 2-6
Applying CSS Styles .......................................................................................................................... 2-9
Page Layout with CSS ..................................................................................................................... 2-14
CSS Positioning Schemes ................................................................................................................ 2-21
The CSS Box Model ......................................................................................................................... 2-22
Case Study ...................................................................................................................................... 2-25
Lesson 2 Review .............................................................................................................................. 2-27
Lesson 3: Introduction to CSS Version 3 (CSS3) .......................................................................... 3-1
Pre-Assessment Questions ................................................................................................................ 3-2
Introduction to CSS3 ......................................................................................................................... 3-3
CSS3 Selectors and Properties ........................................................................................................... 3-3
CSS3 Background Properties ............................................................................................................. 3-8
CSS3 Border Properties ................................................................................................................... 3-14
CSS3 Font Properties ...................................................................................................................... 3-18
CSS3 Text Effects ............................................................................................................................ 3-20
Case Study ...................................................................................................................................... 3-24
Lesson 3 Review .............................................................................................................................. 3-26
Lesson 4: Using Advanced CSS3 Techniques ................................................................................ 4-1
Pre-Assessment Questions ................................................................................................................ 4-2
Introduction to Advanced CSS3 Techniques ...................................................................................... 4-3
CSS3 2D and 3D Transformations ..................................................................................................... 4-3
CSS3 Transitions .............................................................................................................................. 4-8
CSS3 Animations ............................................................................................................................ 4-11
CSS3 User Interfaces ....................................................................................................................... 4-15
Creating Menus and Buttons with CSS3 .......................................................................................... 4-17
Case Study ...................................................................................................................................... 4-21
Lesson 4 Review .............................................................................................................................. 4-23
Lesson 5: Introduction to JavaScript ........................................................................................... 5-1
Pre-Assessment Questions ................................................................................................................ 5-2
HTML5 and JavaScript ...................................................................................................................... 5-3
Introduction to Scripting ................................................................................................................... 5-4
vi © 2014 Certification Partners, LLC. - All Rights Reserved. Version 1.0JavaScript Characteristics ................................................................................................................. 5-4
JavaScript vs. Other Languages ........................................................................................................ 5-6
Embedding JavaScript into HTML5 Documents ................................................................................. 5-8
JavaScript and Common Programming Concepts ............................................................................. 5-10
Objects, Properties and Methods ..................................................................................................... 5-10
Variables ......................................................................................................................................... 5-14
Expressions and Operators ............................................................................................................. 5-17
Case Study ...................................................................................................................................... 5-23
Lesson 5 Review .............................................................................................................................. 5-25
Lesson 6: JavaScript Events, Functions and Methods .................................................................. 6-1
Pre-Assessment Questions ................................................................................................................ 6-2
User Events and JavaScript Event Handlers ...................................................................................... 6-3
Introduction to JavaScript Functions ................................................................................................ 6-4
Defining a Function ........................................................................................................................... 6-5
Calling a Function ............................................................................................................................. 6-9
Methods as Functions ..................................................................................................................... 6-19
Errors In JavaScript ........................................................................................................................ 6-22
Case Study ...................................................................................................................................... 6-26
Lesson 6 Review .............................................................................................................................. 6-27
Lesson 7: Using HTML5 APIs ....................................................................................................... 7-1
Pre-Assessment Questions ................................................................................................................ 7-2
Introduction to HTML5 APIs .............................................................................................................. 7-3
Document Object Model (DOM).......................................................................................................... 7-3
Common HTML5 APIs ....................................................................................................................... 7-4
The Canvas API ................................................................................................................................. 7-4
The Offline AppCache API ................................................................................................................ 7-10
The Geolocation API ........................................................................................................................ 7-13
The Drag-and-Drop API ................................................................................................................... 7-16
The File API ..................................................................................................................................... 7-20
The History API ............................................................................................................................... 7-22
Retrieving Data with XMLHttpRequest .............................................................................................. 7-24
Manipulating Data with jQuery ....................................................................................................... 7-24
Case Study ...................................................................................................................................... 7-28
Lesson 7 Review .............................................................................................................................. 7-30
Lesson 8: Developing HTML5 Forms ............................................................................................ 8-1
Pre-Assessment Questions ................................................................................................................ 8-2
Introduction to HTML5 Forms ........................................................................................................... 8-3
Cross-Browser Compatible HTML5 Forms ......................................................................................... 8-3
HTML5 Form Input Types .................................................................................................................. 8-4
New Form Elements in HTML5 .......................................................................................................... 8-9
HTML5 Global Attributes for Form Elements ................................................................................... 8-13
Case Study ...................................................................................................................................... 8-21
Lesson 8 Review .............................................................................................................................. 8-23
Lesson 9: Completing, Submitting and Validating User Input Forms ............................................ 9-1
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