HTML5 and CSS3 Practice Exam
HTML5 and CSS3 Practice Exam
About HTML5 and CSS3 Exam
This course will help you gain the essential skills for front-end website development. It focuses on building a strong foundation in HTML and CSS, the two fundamental coding languages required to create and style websites. Whether you’re a complete beginner or an experienced developer brushing up your knowledge, this course provides a step-by-step guide to mastering HTML and CSS from the basics to advanced topics.
Skills Required
- No prior coding experience is required.
- A passion for learning and exploring website development.
- Basic computer skills and the ability to follow instructions.
Knowledge Area
This course equips you with:
- A solid understanding of HTML and CSS.
- Knowledge of how to design responsive and modern websites.
- Skills to build interactive web pages with multimedia elements.
- Expertise in organising web page layouts and styling with CSS.
Who should take the Exam?
This course is ideal for:
- Aspiring web developers.
- Graphic and digital designers looking to enhance their coding skills.
- Startup employees aiming to build their websites.
- Students and professionals want to acquire a marketable skill set.
- Marketing designers and content creators seeking to understand web technologies.
Course Outline
The HTML5 and CSS3 Exam covers the following topics -
Domain 1 - Introduction to HTML5 and Setting Things Up
- Learn what HTML5 is and why it is widely used.
- Explore key features and benefits of HTML5.
- Discover where and how HTML5 is applied in web development.
- Get familiar with HTML5 editors like Visual Studio Code and how to set them up.
Domain 2 - Structure of an HTML5 File
- Understand the concept and purpose of HTML tags.
- Learn about the structure of an HTML5 file.
- Organise files and folders for web projects.
- Create your first HTML5 file.
Domain 3 - HTML5 Basic Building Blocks
- Discover the purpose and use of heading tags.
- Work with quotation and citation tags.
- Learn how to add comments in your HTML code.
- Explore HTML5 attributes and how they help in styling.
Domain 4 - Exploring HTML5 Tags
- Understand the use of anchor and image tags.
- Learn how to structure text using paragraph and break tags.
- Work with table tags to display organized data.
- Explore list, video, and audio tags to add multimedia elements.
Domain 5 - Building a Form From Scratch
- Learn about form tags and their significance.
- Explore different input types and attributes like size, read-only, and disabled.
- Dive into advanced input attributes such as min, max, multiple, and placeholders.
- Understand how to create required inputs in forms.
Domain 6 - Block and Inline Elements
- Discover the differences between block and inline elements.
- Learn how to use and organize these elements effectively.
Domain 7 - HTML Conclusion
- Summarise your knowledge of HTML and its key concepts.
Domain 8 - Introduction to CSS3
- Get an overview of CSS3 and its syntax.
- Understand the various applications and types of CSS3.
- Learn about selectors and how to work with colours in CSS.
Domain 9 - Basic Properties of CSS3
- Style elements using background, borders, and outlines.
- Define height and width for elements.
- Use margin and padding for spacing and alignment.
Domain 10 - Typography Properties of CSS3
- Align and decorate text for better readability.
- Transform text and manage spacing.
- Learn how to use different fonts and integrate Font Awesome icons.
Domain 11 - Selectors and Advanced CSS3 Properties
- Work with display, position, and Z-index for layout control.
- Understand overflow and float properties.
- Get introduced to the DOM (Document Object Model).
- Dive into advanced selectors, pseudo-classes, and pseudo-elements.
Domain 12 - Extra Features in CSS3
- Add opacity for transparency effects.
- Apply border-radius and box shadows for a modern design.
Domain 13 - Responsive Design
- Learn about grid systems and Flexbox for responsive layouts.
- Use media queries to create designs that adapt to different screen sizes.
Domain 14 - Mini Project
- Apply everything you've learned to create a fully functional mini-project.
