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Web Development with HTML5 and CSS assumes no previous coding experience and walks readers through the workflow of coding responsive and accessible web sites using current coding standards and best practices. The book is separated into three units, each culminating in a unit project. A preface and addendum are also included to get readers up and running with a development environment and explore JavaScript. The book is both Mac and Windows friendly.

Table of Contents:
Introduction Setting Up Your Computer Recommended Prerequisite Computer Skills Recommended Computer Settings and Software  Computer Settings Enable File Extensions (Windows 10) Enable File Extensions (Windows 8) Enable File Extensions (Windows 7) Enable File Extensions (Mac OS X)  Install and Configure Brackets Install Brackets Configure Tab Key Indents  Extensions Install Extensions  Configure Extensions Use the Brackets Preferences Extension Enable the Indent Guides Extension Use the Beautify Extension Use the W3C Validation Extension Use the Spell Checking Extension  Install Google Chrome Configure Chrome Brackets Live Preview Summary  Google Chrome  Brackets Unit 1 HTML Basics Chapter 1 How Web Sites Work Introduction Web Site Files  Root Folder  File Organization  File Naming Naming a Home Page  Recommendations Web Servers  Web Hosts Features  Domain Names TLD Upsells Privacy Nameservers  Step by Step Languages of the Web  Client-Sided Languages HTML CSS JavaScript Separation of Concerns Progressive Enhancement  Server-Sided Languages  Developer-Friendly Code  A Solid Foundation Chapter 2 Basic Page Structure Code Editors  WYSIWYG Editors Planning a Web Site  Create a Wish List  Site Plan  Collect Existing Materials  Design and Code Organizing a Web Site HTML Elements  Tags Container Tags Content Void Tags HTML Structure  DOCTYPE Declaration   Element  Element  Element Blank Lines  Attributes and Values  Other HTML Requirements Character Set Encoding Document Title A Complete  Indents Element Relationships Previewing Your Page  Suggested Workflow  Editing Code Structuring a Document  Headings Tiny Headings  Proper Closing  Block and Inline Elements  White Space  Paragraphs  Line Breaks Line Break Formatting Guidelines  Nesting Elements  HTML Comments Comment Syntax Comment Dangers Validating Code  Validation Resources  Errors and Warnings  Validate, Validate, and Validate Fixing Old Sites  Current Code Formatting Practices Chapter 3 Phrase Elements and Special Characters Element Categories  Phrase Elements Text Semantics Four Common Phrase Elements Abbreviation Citation Quotation Small Time Var Word Break Computer Code Annotations and Edit Demarcations  Phrase Element Usage Special Characters  HTML Character Codes Ampersands  HTML Number Codes  Combining Diacritics  Non-breaking Spaces What It Does Proper Usage Chapter 4 Images Computer Graphics  Image File Formats Source Files Web-friendly File Formats  When to Use Each Acquiring and Generating Images  Copyright  Royalty-free  Public Domain  Creative Commons  Organizing Images  Documenting Sources Adding Images  Essential vs Non-Essential Images   Element Source Alternate Text Width and Height  Adding SVG  Deprecated Code  Figures Figure Captions Misuse of Figures  Favicons Adding Favicons to a Site Acquiring Favicons Chapter 5 Hyperlinks and Lists Hyperlinks  Hyperlinking from Text  The Anchor Element href Attribute  Local Links Web Pages Internal Locations Internal Location on Other Pages title Attribute  Image Links  Other Local Resources The download Attribute  Protocols Email Links Communication Links  External Links target Attribute Hot Linking Lists  Unordered Lists List Style Type Coding Unordered Lists  Ordered Lists List Item Type start Attribute Reversed Numbers  Description Lists Nesting Lists Nested Styles Chapter 6 Audio and Video Audio and Video  Plugins  Online Video Providers  Native Technology Browser Support Adding HTML Video  Codecs  Container Formats  The Element The src and controls Attributes  Fallback Content  The Element Common Attributes The type Attribute width and height Attributes Adding HTML Audio  Browser Support  The Element Supporting Old Browsers  Playlists Acquiring Media Unit 1 Project Henderson Avian Watcher's Collective (HAWC)  Research Domains and Hosting  Get Organized  Every Page  The Home Page  The Gallery Page  The Resources Page  Coding Practices Tips Unit 2 Structuring and Organizing Content Chapter 7 Structuring Content Web Page Anatomy  Content Order Semantic Structure  Content Sections  Sections in HTML  Creating Sections and Groups  Coding Headings  Header  Navigation Bar  Main Content  Headers Revisited  Sidebar  Footer  Subsections Article Section Address Blockquote Horizontal Rules  Non-semantic Wrappers for Blocks for Phrases  Sectioning and Outlining Resources  Advanced Sectioning  Use Only as Needed  Code Formatting Interactive Elements Reverse Engineering a Design  Visualizing Boxes  Prioritizing Headings Chapter 8 Tables Data Tables versus Layout Tables Basic Table Structure  Table, Rows, and Cells  Temporary Borders  Header Cells Additional Structure  Caption Merging Cells  Merging Cells across Columns  Merging Cells across Rows Row Organization  Grouping Headings  Identifying Main Table Content  Grouping Footers Table Accessibility  Header Scope  Identifying Headers Manually Define a Header Associate a Cell with a Header Fixing Old Sites  Deprecated Attributes  Layout Tables Chapter 9 Forms Web Forms  Form Workflow Planning a Form Coding a Form Testing a Form Adding a Form  Action  Method  Form Fields Text Fields Labels Submitting a Form Code Readability Other Single Line Uses Guided Choices Datalist  Multi-Line Text  Hidden Fields  Buttons Element  Image Submit Uncommon Types Color Month and Week Time Datetime-local Search Range Usability and Accessibility  Fieldset  Legend  Autofocus  Placeholder  Title Validating Data  Client-side and Server-side Validation  Setting the Type  Requiring Fields Notifying Users of Required Fields Chapter 10 Accessibility and Legacy Support Accessibility  Categories of Disabilities  Accessibility Laws and Standards Americans with Disabilities Act Rehabilitation Act  Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) Principles of Accessibility Accessibility Guidelines  Perceivable Guidelines Perceivable Guideline 1: Text Alternatives Perceivable Guideline 2: Time-based Media Perceivable Guideline 3: Adaptable Perceivable Guideline 4: Distinguishable  Operable Guidelines Operable Guideline 1: Keyboard Accessible Operable Guideline 2: Enough Time Operable Guideline 3: Seizures Operable Guideline 4: Navigable Bypass Link Bug  Understandable Guidelines Understandable Guideline 1: Readable Understandable Guideline 2: Predictable Understandable Guideline 3: Input Assistance  Robust Guidelines Robust Guideline 1: Compatible  Testing for Accessibility Tool Limitations Success Criteria  Working toward Accessibility Support for Legacy Browsers  Progressive Enhancement  Graceful Degradation  Coding Resources Caniuse Polyfills  Testing Legacy Support Hypervisors Web Services Unit 2 Project Southridge Park  Required Components/Concepts  Get Started  The Home Page Main Content  The Facilities Page Main Content  The Rentals Page Main Content  Every Page Tips Unit 3 Cascading Stylesheets Chapter 11 Introduction to CSS and Styling Text Cascading Style Sheets  Style  Cascade and Inheritance  CSS Anatomy Rule Selector Declaration Declaration Block Adding CSS  Inline Styles Inline CSS Pros and Cons  Embedded Styles Embedded Styles Pros and Cons  External Styles Linking External Stylesheets External Styles Pros and Cons Styling Text  Font Properties Typeface Font font-family font-size font-weight font-style font-variant font Shorthand  Other Font Properties  Text Properties text-align text-indent text-transform text-decoration text-shadow  Other Typographical Properties line-height letter-spacing word-spacing  Other Text Properties Text Color Web Fonts  Using Web Fonts Site-Wide  HTML Validation Failures  Local Font Kits Validating CSS Chapter 12 CSS Color and The Box Model Color  Color Properties  Named Colors  rgb()  rgba()  Hexadecimal Hex Characters Hex-6 Hex-3  Other Methods  Brackets Tips CSS Comments  Single or Multiple Line Color Accessibility  Analyzing Color Contrast with the Browser  Analyze Color Anywhere on a Page The Box Model  Border Border Width Border Style Border Color border-radius Border Radius on Images  Padding  Margin Auto Margins  Width  Height Overflow Minimum and Maximum Dimensions  Backgrounds Color Image Shorthand Multiple Backgrounds Other Background Properties  opacity Shadows Inset Shadows Chapter 13 Advanced Selectors and Specificity Advanced Selectors  Targeting Multiple Elements with class class Syntax CSS Hooks and  Targeting a Unique Element with id id Rules class or id?  Grouping Selectors  Universal Selector  Descendant Selectors  The display Property  Child Selector  Adjacent Sibling Selector  General Sibling Selector  Attribute Selector  Pseudo-classes Targeting the First or Last Child Targeting the First or Last Occurrence Targeting Any Child or Occurrence Choosing Child Pseudo Selectors Pseudo-elements  Others Organizing Rules Specificity  Same Selector, Conflicting Declarations Different Selector Targeting the Same Element Calculating Specificity  Solving Specificity Conflicts Determining the Cause Fixing Specificity Conflicts Chapter 14 Styling Lists, Tables, and Forms Styling Lists  White Space  Ordered List Markers Unordered List Markers  Image Markers  Positioning Markers  List Shorthand Styling Tables  Borders  Cell Spacing Width and Height  White Space Wrapping  Text Alignment  Captions  Color Striping Styling Forms  Aligning Labels and Fields  Targeting Form Elements Form Pseudo-Classes The :not() Pseudo-Class  Styling Form Elements Chapter 15 Positioning, Floating, and Flexbox Layout  Positioning Relative Stacking Order Absolute Combining Absolute and Fixed Other Positioning Options Styling Bypass Links  Floating Clearing Overflow Fix Other Float Fixes  Columns Flexbox Grid Chapter 16 Responsive Design Layout Strategies  Fixed Width Layout Fluid Width Layout  Responsive Layout Responsive Design  Adaptive Design  Breakpoints  Mobile- or Desktop-First?  Finding Breakpoints  Screens, Windows, and Viewports Flexible versus Responsive Images  Flexible Images  Flexible Video HTML CSS Dynamic Text  Fluid Text  Media Queries Media Query Logic  Breakpoints and Media Queries  Default Mobile Browser Behavior  Controlling the Mobile Viewport  Responsive Navigation Pure CSS Responsive Navigation Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Step 5  Fluid Text Revisited  Validation  Setting Fluid Text Thresholds Step 1—Determine Smallest Font Size for Smallest Viewport Step 2—Determine Largest Font Size for Widest Viewport Step 3—Code the Fluid Text  Summary Unit 3 Project Brand Salon  Required Components/Concepts  Assets Get Started Tips Addendum Introduction to JavaScript JavaScript  Adding JavaScript Summary


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Product Details
  • ISBN-13: 9781792475955
  • Publisher: Kendall/Hunt Publishing Co ,U.S.
  • Publisher Imprint: Kendall/Hunt Publishing Co ,U.S.
  • Edition: Revised edition
  • No of Pages: 277
  • ISBN-10: 1792475950
  • Publisher Date: 30 Jul 2021
  • Binding: Spiral bound
  • Language: English
  • Weight: 1436 gr


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