Objectives: Web Development Training Course
This acclaimed Hands-On training course provides delegates with the skills required to
design and build professional internet and intranet web sites. In addition to learning how
to develop quality sites using html and other tools, delegates will learn how to increase
the site's potential by incorporating ASP, CGI scripts, Java and Javascript, as well as
interfacing to relational databases. Available as a public or closed course at our London
training centre, or can be tailored to your team's requirements and delivered onsite as a
bespoke, customised training course.
What You Will Learn
1. A complete overview of Web site production.
2. A working knowledge of the latest Web technologies.
3. Ability to add the fine detail to a Web site.
4. Design and produce graphics and animation.
5. Awareness of the most appropriate tools for a particular application.
6. Familiarity with the best professional software for constructing powerful Web sites.
7. Ability to recognise good and bad design in Web sites.
Course Content
Course content has been developed for real-world, commercial scenarios by our expert instructors. See below for detailed syllabus, or if you have a technical query email webdev@jbinternational.co.uk.
Duration
4 Days
Who Should Attend
Web and aspiring web professionals who are completely new to web site development and HTML
scripting and who need to create and maintain commercial websites in PC, Mac and any other
hardware environments.
Pre Requisite Skills
A basic understanding of Internet www and browser technology.
Introduction to the WWW and Web browsers
Uniform Resource Locators (URL’s)
What is Hypertext Markup Language (HTML)
The resources available to a Web Author
Tags
Titles
Headings
Colours
Paragraphs
Using styles
Horizontal Rules
Bold, italic and underscored text
Document Formatting
Hypertext links to other Web pages
Using graphics within Web pages
Tables
Forms
Planning the system
Organising text and graphics
directories for up-load to server
Creating Relative paths to directories
Frames
Creating a frameset
Horizontal & vertical frames
Targetting Windows
Web Server Implementation
What is a web server
Web server communications
HTTP and FTP File transfer
Setting up a directory
Configuration and security Server administration
Server Side Scripting
CGI scripts
Sourcing Perl scripts
Testing with forms
Active Server Pages
VBScript overview
ASP in practice
Connecting a database to a Web Site
Database principles
Connecting to a database
Adding, deleting and updating database records
Web Site Management
Planning the system
Organising text and graphics
Directories for up-load to server
Creating Relative paths to directories
Dynamic Web Pages
Style Sheets
Cascading Stylesheets
Incorporating Client Side programs
Java applets
Javascript (Netscape v Explorer)
XML & XHTML
Introduction to Web Design and Image manipulation
Introduction to image creation and manipulation using Photoshop and Fireworks*
Introduction to Flash and Shockwave * for multimedia use
Good design practice
Marketing a website
Search Engines techniques
Adding meta data
Getting your site noticed
Validating a website
Optimising your site
Online services
* packages used may vary
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