Basics of HTML

1. Terms and Definitions
2. Principles of WEB 2.0
3. The structure of the HTML-document
4. Main metatags
5. Formatting Text HTML
6. Lists html-page
7. Text fixed format
8. Selected text html-page
9. Change font options
10. Graphics html-page
11. Tables html-page
12. Hyperlinks
13. IMAGEMAP
14. Frames

CSS-based

15. What is CSS
16. CSS syntax
17. Style classes
18. Combined styles
19. CSS table
20. CSS cascading rules
21. Recommendations applying styles
22. Font options
23. Line breaks, vertical alignment
24. Background settings
25. Parameters of the paragraph
26. List options
27. The parameters of the cursor
28. Options indentation
29. Parameters frame
30. Parameters selection
31. Display options
32. Containers

How did the Internet

October 29, 1969 in the US there was a significant event. At 21:00 local time, Charley Kline has carried out the first ever remote connection between two nodes of the network ARPANET. Being in the UCLA (University of California Los Angeles) Charley Kline remotely connect to a computer that was in the SRI (Stanford Research Institute). The distance between the two schools is 640 km. During the first connection because of a failure in the network managed to pass only two characters «LO» (originally intended to convey «LOG»). The fact of the successful transfer confirmed by phone Bill Duvall, who was at Stanford. 22:30 In connection has been restored, and the second attempt was more successful. This was the beginning of the Internet.

Now the Internet has become a huge repository of the world's knowledge and means of communication for millions of people around the globe. Of all Internet users can be divided into two broad categories. The first category consists of people who get their information from the global network. The second category includes users that fill the Internet information.

All interested persons are invited to the fascinating world of building sites. Each of you in just a few months of training can be a webmaster. The material is designed for novice users, set out step by step, from simple to complex, with lots of examples and explanations. You will learn the basics of the language HTML, CSS, JavaScript, php.

You need to create your site:

• Desire to learn;
• Computer;
• Internet access;
• 1-2 hours of free time every day;
• A few dollars to pay for hosting and domain name.

Then you will learn how to do "clean" HTML-sites. Maybe it is not quite "fashionable", but it is a classic that is always in demand. Sites written in HTML, have a number of significant advantages over the more complex dynamic sites.

Advantages of HTML-sites:

• Greater flexibility - you can make this site what you want.
• Minimum "weight" pages - your site will load quickly on any device.
• High degree of protection against burglary - HTML is virtually impossible to crack.

To work, it is desirable to have a special program called HTML-editor, it is much easier life webmaster. But for a start it is possible to do a simple text editor, such as the popular Notepad ++.

If you've read this far, I invite you to the fascinating world of web design.

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