CIW Advanced HTML 5.0 & CSS3 Online Training with Live Labs and Exam (1D0-720)

Course Description

Learn the specialist technologies needed to become an advanced web developer and gain CIW Advanced HTML5 and CSS3 Specialist certification – in this powerful course-exam package.

The course teaches deep knowledge of HTML5, CSS3 and Javascript – the web development trifecta. With this knowledge, learners will find themselves in an elite and highly sought-after group; they will be able to create web pages that easily adapt to display on smartphones, tablets, gaming devices and smart TVs, as well as traditional desktop and laptop computers.

This course teaches advanced skills and knowledge and therefore assumes a certain amount of existing knowledge before starting, such as basic HTML coding. Completion of the course prepares candidates for the exam which, if passed, earns leads to certification. It is aimed at those working in:

• Web Design
• Internet Consultancy
• Information Technology
• Web and Graphic Design
• A wide range of other business

The course prepares candidates to take the CIW Advanced HTML5 and CSS3 Specialist exam, which, if passed, earns certification in this advanced discipline.

Key learning points

• To reach the stage of taking the exam and gaining certification, learners will be taught a fascinating range of advanced skills:
• Demonstrate advanced uses of the canvas element
• Implement JavaScript to create interactive pages
• Validate HTML5 code
• Identify ways to determine browser compatibility for a page or device
• Implement HTML5 forms
• Use CSS3 to shape content on the page
• Design for mobile devices
• Implement HTML5 APIs
• Identify program flow issues in relation to JavaScript-based applications
• Design pages for a cloud-based storefront.
• This course, as with all CIW courses, offers the opportunity to examine case studies about real-world skills applications and job-related topics.
• Guided, step-by-step labs provide opportunities to practice new skills. Learners can challenge themselves and review their skills in the Lesson Summary and Lesson Review sections of the programme.
• Additional skill reinforcement is provided in Activities, Optional Labs, Lesson Quizzes and a Course Assessment that are available from CIW Online. This coursebook includes additional online material, which contains the lab files used in modules.
• To practice skills or to perform any labs that were not completed, learners can refer to the Classroom Setup section for information about system requirements and using the lab files.

• The CIW HTML5 and CSS3 Specialist exam (1D0-720) lasts for 75 minutes and contains 56 questions testing candidates’ knowledge of the content in the study modules – and their ability to apply it.
• To pass the exam, candidates will need to achieve a score of 75%, demonstrating a range of knowledge and skills in this discipline.

Advantages of this course

• Learners can become specialists in the web technologies known as the web trifecta through taking this course-exam package.
• Certification, which is achieved by passing the exam, gives learners a highly valued set of specialist skills which can lead to career advancement in a wide range of business sectors.
• The content of the CIW HTML5 and CSS3 Specialist course and exam is designed to mirror the Internet’s increasing focus on mobile technology, preparing candidates for the future of the industry.
• Learners will gain the skills to design web pages that easily adapt to display on smartphones, tablets and gaming devices – in addition to ‘traditional’ desktop or laptop computers.
• CIW certifications don’t expire; once you are CIW certified, you retain your status forever, regardless of if and when we update the exam.
• Exam scores may be challenged if candidates feel there is a legitimate reason for doing so, such as a question mark over the validity of item content.

COURSE OUTLINE & UNITS OF STUDY

Domain 1: HTML5 Essentials
1.1: Consider HTML5 development skills you can apply to both traditional and non-traditional delivery platforms, including mobile apps.
1.2: Compare "apps" to mobile Websites.
1.3: Identify the Web development trifecta and explain its significance.
1.4: Explain the evolution of HTML and its relevance to modern design techniques.
1.5: Explain the importance of universal markup creation.
1.6: Create and deploy HTML5 structure tags.
1.7: Perform HTML5 code validation, including mobile Webpages, which includes explaining the practical value of code validation and listing the steps to validate HTML5 code.
1.8: Apply HTML5 Multimedia Elements (including: video, audio, embed and canvas).
1.9: Define common elements of HTML5 application programming interfaces (APIs).
1.10: Create appropriate navigation elements and hyperlinks for mobile Webpages.
1.11: Use images appropriately on mobile Webpages.

Domain 2: Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) Technology and CSS Version 3 (CSS3)
2.1: Explain the function and purpose of the Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) technology.
2.2: Explain the importance of using style guides when designing sites and documents.
2.3: Define common CSS terms and syntax.
2.4: Apply CSS styles to format pages.
2.5: Develop and apply page layouts with CSS.
2.6: Use the CSS Box Model.
2.7: Describe general concerns for developing Web documents that will be delivered on mobile devices.
2.8: Define common CSS positioning schemes and apply document flow.
2.9: Develop appropriate page layouts for use on mobile devices.
2.10: List the features added to CSS functionality in CSS version 3 (CSS3).
2.11: Apply common CSS3 properties and selectors.
2.12: Apply backgrounds, borders, fonts and text effects with CSS3.
2.13: Determine cross-browser compatibility for traditional and mobile Webpages.
2.14: Describe essential Responsive Web Design (RWD) techniques and principles. (Previously 10.8)

Domain 3: Using Advanced CSS3 Techniques
3.1: Apply 2D and 3D transformations with CSS3.
3.2: Apply transitions and animations with CSS3.
3.3: Create accessible user interfaces with CSS3.
3.4: Create menus and buttons with CSS3.
3.5: Create transparencies and overlays with CSS3.
3.6: Explain SASS and why it is an extension to CSS.

Domain 4: Introduction to JavaScript
4.1: Define scripting languages and explain their functionality in Web development.
4.2: Define JavaScript, describe its main features and uses, and list characteristics of JavaScript that affect Web developers and design.
4.3: Compare JavaScript to other languages used in Web development.
4.4: Embed JavaScript code into HTML5 documents.
4.5: Define the roles of JavaScript objects, properties and methods in scripting and programming.
4.6: Define the role of JavaScript variables in scripting and programming.
4.7: Define the role of JavaScript expressions and operators in scripting and programming. (Including conditional statements, arrays, loops, scope isolation and iterators)

Domain 5: JavaScript Events, Functions and Methods
5.1: Define user events, and identify and use JavaScript event handlers.
5.2: Describe the role of functions in JavaScript development.
5.3: Use JavaScript code to define functions.
5.4: Use JavaScript code to call functions.
5.5: Use methods as functions in JavaScript code.
5.6: Use functions including promises, modules, Async, await and closures.
5.7: Identify common errors in JavaScript.

Domain 6: Using HTML5 APIs
6.1: Define the Document Object Model (DOM).
6.2: Define application programming interface (API), and list the common HTML5 APIs.
6.3: Use the HTML5 Canvas API for advanced techniques.
6.4: Use the HTML5 Geolocation API to obtain geographic information about a user.
6.5: Create drag-and-drop Webpages using the HTML5 Drag-and-Drop API.
6.6: Use the HTML5 File API to interact with files.
6.7: Use the HTML5 History API to manipulate a browser's history.
6.8: Retrieve and manipulate HTML5 data using XMLHttpRequest and jQuery.

Domain 7: Developing HTML5 Forms
7.1: Describe the purpose and functionality of HTML5 forms.
7.2: Develop cross-browser compatible forms using HTML5.
7.3: List the new form input types available in HTML5.
7.4: Use the HTML5 <datalist> element.
7.5: Explain the function of the HTML5 <output> element.
7.6: Use HTML5 global attributes for HTML form elements including <fieldset>, <legend>, <label>, <select> and <textarea>.

Domain 8: Completing, Submitting and Validating User Input Forms
8.1: Use HTML5 attributes for completing and submitting forms, including new attributes for the <form>, <input> and <button> elements.
8.2: Describe general concepts and techniques used to validate user input from forms.
8.3: Validate user input from forms using HTML5 attributes.
8.4: Validate user input from forms using JavaScript.

Domain 9: Copyright, Ethics and Legal considerations
9.1: Explain the importance of copyright rules in coding practices
9.2: Describe accessibility compliance (including ADA and Section 508) responsibilities in Website development
9.3: Implement accessibility compliance in Website coding
9.4: Identify appropriate netiquette and cultural references as it applies to Website design.
9.5: Differentiate between ethical and legal responsibilities
9.6: Compare local and international privacy laws (e.g., HIPPA, GDPR, etc.) and Website development responsibilities.
9.7: Consider appropriate security standards as it applies to Website design to protect personal and business information.
9.8: Formulate standards to apply ethical reasoning and judgment on issues affected by technological advances (e.g., coding, hacking, spying).

Domain 10: Project Management and Critical Thinking
10.1: Demonstrate Project Management strategies and tasks for Website development.
10.2: Compare and contrast various management styles in technological organizations.
10.3: Identify a work-based learning experience in a local business environment.
10.4: Develop appropriate personal standards for leadership techniques, customer service strategies and personal ethics.
10.5: Identify various potential Website issues, and troubleshoot their causes and symptoms. (including: conformance to standards, site rendering, audience interaction and validation)
10.6: Solve problems using critical thinking, creativity and innovation skills.
10.7: Discuss the importance of time management, both professionally and personally.

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Course Detail

Online Access : 1 Year
Compatibility : Windows, Mac
Exam Included : Yes

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