Creating and managing Web sites Training Course

Using HTML to Create Web Pages for Government

• Inserting and Formatting Text on the Website
  • The main elements of a web page text
  • The header and content of the page
  • Titles of sections
  • Separators
• Placing Images on the Website
  • Graphic files: PNG, JPEG / JPG, GIF
• Making Calls on Websites
  • Links / Hyperlinks
  • Inserting Hyperlink
  • File sharing via the web
  • Automatic creation of an email
  • Changing the display of links
  • Using graphics as hyperlinks / link
• Using Tables to Build Websites for Government
• The Development of Forms on the Website for Government
• Developing a Web Page Using Frames for Government

Using CSS to Create Web Pages for Government

• Construction and Structure of the Style
• Placing Styles in the Document
  • Settings for all elements (including font sizes and background color)
• Defining Font and Text with Styles
  • Formatting paragraphs and titles
  • Indentation and line spacing
  • Centering and changing the background color of titles
  • The use of small caps or all caps
• Defining Color, Background, Spacing, and Margins Using Styles
  • Borders and frames for various page elements
• Defining Borders, Scrollbars, and Display Using Styles
• Defining Positioning Elements and Units with Styles
• Defining Tables and Prints with Styles
• Defining Selectors Using Classes and IDs for Government

JavaScript for Government

• Introduction to JavaScript
  • History, implementations, versions
  • Embedding code in an HTML document
  • Syntax
  • Keywords and reserved terms
  • Variables
  • Data types
  • Operators
  • Control statements
  • Functions
  • Memory management
• Reference Types
  • Wrapper types
  • Array
  • Date
  • RegExp
  • Math
  • Function
• Object-Oriented Programming
  • Creating objects
  • Inheritance
• Anonymous Functions
  • Recursion
  • Closures
  • Private elements
• Browser Object Model
  • Objects: window, location, navigator, screen, history
  • Timers
  • Detecting the type of client
• Document Object Model
  • Hierarchy DOM
  • Access and modify elements
• Events
  • Types of events
  • Handling events
  • Propagation
  • The event object
  • Software generation of events
  • Memory and performance considerations
• Serving Forms from JavaScript for Government
• Emergencies and Debugging
  • Reporting and exception handling
  • Techniques and tools for debugging
  • Typical mistakes in Internet Explorer

PHP for Government

• PHP Syntax
  • Operators, variables
  • Basic functions, file operations, strings, and arrays
• Data Structures
  • Associative arrays
  • Session variables, form data, URL parameters, cookies
• Object-Oriented Programming in PHP
  • Classes, constructors, inheritance
  • Object-oriented features for government applications