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HTML5 Training

 HTML5 CSS3 Course in Delhi

HTML ( Hypertext Markup Language) and CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) are two of the core technologies to create a Web page. HTML is used to make a structure of the page and CSS is used to decorate a Web page , for a variety of devices. Along with graphic designs and scripting, HTML and CSS are the two main pillars for building Web pages and Web Applications.

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Web Designing Institute offer HTML5 Training in Delhi  for beginners and advance learners. offers HTML5 CSS3 Training using Dreamweaver program. Dreamweaver suports various client and server-side scripting languages like html, css, javascript, coldfusion, php, asp, actionscript, jsp etc. Our experienced web designers teach you how to use Dreamweaver to resolve style conflicts; how to use new HTML5 and CSS3 -related features such as Live View and the best way to create lightweight, site-wide style sheets and user friendly and seach engine friendly Webs. So it is important for you to learn it from a professional web designing institute who can teach you essentials of HTML5. Joinl with Wings IT Solutions, a professional web designing institute in Delhi (Laxmi Nagar , East Delhi)) and see how your future and career changes.

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HTML5

HTML5 is the latest version of the Web's bedrock markup language, HTML. HTML5 is intended to make web sites behave more like conventional desktop applications, incorporating video, complex interactions and data as well as greater compatibility with mobile devices. HTML5 is the revolution that the web needed and the fact is, it is the future whether you like it or not. All major browsers support this language .HTML 5 will enable web designers to use cleaner, neater code, we can remove most div tags and replace them with semantic HTML 5 elements. Even the work on HTML5 is still in progress, it is extremely popular amongst industry.


HTML5 become so dominant in web development


With HTML5 ,you can easily add multimedia and graphical content, high quality drawings, charts and animation and many other rich content in the websites without using the primitive or traditional methods like APIs and plug-ins. Semantic content of the websites will be enriched with new sections like article, header, nav and Section. Some of the syntax errors will be treated uniformly by all the browsers. So it is important for you to learn HTML5 from a professional web designing institute who can teach you nitty gritty of HTML5.


HTML5 CSS3 Course Fee

Course Fee: 4,500 INR

Course Duration:1 month

Weekdays Classes- 2hrs ( Monday - Friday )

Weekend Classes - 3hrs ( Saturday - Sunday )

HTML5 Course Syllabus

Introduction to HTML5

»   What is HTML5?

»  HTML4 Vs HTML5

»  Doctype

»  Formatting and Adding Tags & Previewing in a Browser

»  Container vs Standalone Tags

»  Project Management


Laying out a Page with HTML5


»  Page Structure

»  New HTML5 Structural Tags

»  SECTIONS and ARTICLE

»  Creating Containers using HEADER, FOOTER, FIGURE, FIGCAPTION, ASIDE, NAV, HGROUP

»   Detailing Tags with Attributes


HTML5 Forms


»  New Input Types

» SEARCH

»  TEL

» URL and E-MAIL

»  DATE / TYPE input types

» NUMBER

» RANGE

» MIN, MAX and STEP attributes

» COLOR


Creating Layouts


»  Adding a Side Content Div to Your Layout

»  Applying Absolute Positioning

»  Applying Relative Positioning

» Using the Float & Clear Properties

» Understanding Overflow

»  Creating Auto-Centering Content


HTML5 Audio and Video


»  Supported Media Types

» The audio Element and Tag Attributes

»  The video Element and Video Tag Attributes

»  Accessibility


HTML5 New Form Field Attributes


» REQUIRED

» PLACEHOLDER

»  Placing Images & Graphics into Tables

»  Aligning Text & Graphics in Tables

»  Adding a Background Color

»  Building Pages over Tracer Images

»  Tweaking Layouts to Create Perfect Pages


Creating Online Forms


»  Setting Up an Online Form

»  Adding Radio Buttons & List Menus

»  Creating Text Fields & Areas

»  Setting Properties for Form Submission

CSS3 Course Syllabus

Some basic CSS properties

»  Block vs inline elements

»   Div's and spans

»   Border properties

»   Width, height and max, min

»   The auto property

»   Inlining Styles

»   Arranging Layers Using the Z Index


Layout principals with CSS


»   Document flow

»   Absolute positioning

»   Relative positioning

»   Static positioning

»   Floating elements


Formatting Text


»  Why Text Formatting is Important

»   Choosing Fonts and Font Size

»   Browser-Safe Fonts

»   Applying Styles to Text

»   Setting Line Height

»   etter Spacing (Kerning)

»  Other Font Properties

»  Tips for Improving Text Legibility


Creating a CSS styled form


»   Form mark up

»   Associating labels with inputs

»    Grouping form elements together

»   Form based selectors

»   Changing properties of form elements

»   Formatting text in forms

»   Formatting inputs

»   Formatting form areas

»   Changing the appearance of buttons

»   Laying out forms


Styling a data table


»   Basic table mark up

»   Adding row and column headers

»   Simplifying table structure

»   Styling row and column headings

»   Adding borders

»   Formatting text in tables

»   Laying out and positioning tables



Flash Natural Drawing Tools

»  Setting Up the Drawing Preferences

»  Exploring the Pencil Tool Options

»  Using the Line & Paint Bucket Tools

»  Distinguishing Between Strokes & Fills

»  Modifying Vectors Using the Selection Tool

»  Snapping & Modifying Curves with the Selection Tool

»  Altering Drawings with the Selection Options

»  Using the Brush & Paint Bucket Tools to Fill

»  Painting Using the Various Brush Modes.

»  Working with a Stylus & a Tablet

»  Drawing with the Rectangle Tool

»  Drawing with the Oval Tool

»  Drawing with the PolyStar Tool

»  Working with the Eye Dropper Tool

»  Working with the Ink Bottle Tool

»  Working with the Eraser Tool


Advanced Vector Drawing

»  Intersecting Shapes within a Single Layer

»  Using the Selection Tool

»  Creating Complex Shapes with Intersecting Lines

»  Combining Tools to Create Detailed Curves

»  Vector Drawing Techniques

»  Grouping Vector Shapes

»  Creating & Arranging Groups

»  Object-Based Drawing


Setting Colors in Flash

»  Introducing Advanced Color Selection

»  Working with the Color Mixer

»  Creating Transparency & Sampling Colors

»  Using the Color Swatches Palette

»  Applying & Stylizing Strokes

»  Adjusting Cap, Join & Other Stroke Properties

»  Applying & Transforming Gradients

»  Saving & Locking Gradients

»  Choosing a Gradient Overflow

»  Adding Transparency to a Gradient


Bitmaps in Flash

»  Importing Files to the Stage & Library

»  File Compression Settings, Size Report & Use Count

»  Compressing Individual Files

»  Importing an Image with a Transparent Background

»  Using Trace Bitmap to Change a Background to Vectors

»  Changing a Foreground Item to Vectors

»  Using the Optimize Curves Command

»  Grouping an Image & Using the Transform Tools

»  Performing Transformations Numerically

»  Working with the Free Transform Options

»  Working with Bitmap Fills inside a Vector Shape

»  Using the Break Apart Command & the Magic Wand Tool


Using Text in Flash

»  Auto-Sizing, Auto-Wrapping & Selecting Text

»  Changing a Font, Picking a Color & Checking Spelling

»  Using Rulers, Guides, Grids & Snapping

»  Aligning, Distributing & Spacing Text

»  Working with Device Fonts

»  Editing Files with Missing Fonts

»  Anti-Aliasing Text for Better Quality & Readability

»  Paragraph & Character Formatting

»  Using Text as a Design Element. Text on a Path, Guide Layers & the Transform Panel


Symbols

»  Introducing Symbols

»  Creating & Reusing a Symbol

»  Editing a Symbol in Place

»  Editing a Symbol in the Library

»  Modifying an Instance of a Symbol

»  Nesting Elements inside a Symbol

»  Adjusting the Color & Opacity of a Symbol

»  Deconstructing & Reordering Symbol Parts

»  Taking Advantage of Logically Ordered Layers

»  Organizing the Library

»  Looking at Symbols as a Movie inside of a Movie


Symbol Effects: Filters & Blends

»  Applying Fader Gradients

»  Adding Text & Graphics to a Background

»  Converting Text to Symbols

»  Using Drop Shadows with Text

»  Using Drop Shadows with Symbols

»  Applying the Blur Filter to Text & Symbols

»  Customizing Glow & Bevel

»  Disabling Filters & Using the Gradient Bevel Filter

»  Stacking Order & Other Filters & Settings

»  Saving & Using Filter Presets

»  Understanding Blend Modes

»  Using the Normal, Darken & Multiply Blend Modes

»  Using the Lighten & Screen Blend Modes

»  Using the Overlay & Hard Light Blend Modes

»  Using the Add, Subtract, Difference & Invert Blends

»  Building a Mask without Blend Modes

»  Building a Mask Using Alpha, Blend & Layer Modes


Introduction to the Timeline

»  Introducing Frame-Based Animation

»  The Timeline Window

»  Understanding Keyframes

»  Animating Your Elements Using Keyframes

»  Practicing Your Animation Techniques

»  Using Onion Skin View

»  Facial Animation

»  Replacement Animation

»  Rotoscoping


Shape Tweening

»  Doing a Simple Shape Tween

»  Getting Your Tween to Behave Properly

»  Distributive & Angular Blending

»  Working with Shape Hints

»  Modifying a Graphic for a Better Tween

»  Choosing Shape Hint Location for a Complex Graphic

»  Segmenting a Graphic for Smoother Tweening

»  Tweening Facial Expressions

Motion Tweening

»  Differences in Structure of Shape & Motion Tweens

»  Converting an Object to Symbol & Motion Tweening

»  Scaling & Rotating Motion Tweening

»  Adding a Background Color & Making a Cloud Layer

»  The Problems with Motion Tweening a Shape

»  Problems with Using the Create Motion Tween Option

»  Setting Up the Traveling Cloud Animation

»  Simulating the Camera Flying Down to the Ground

»  Animating the Airship Landing

»  Creating an Elastic Landing Effect

»  Replacing Grouped Ship with Ship & Canopy

»  Animating the Alien Hopping out of the Ship

»  Motion Tweening Individual Text Characters

»  Adding Randomness to Text Animations


Advanced Animation Techniques

»  Fading In a Background

»  Animating a Banner with Filters & Text

»  Animating a Title with a Blur Effect

»  Animating Navigation Buttons into View

»  Fading In a Block of Text

»  Tweaking the Timing of Animations

»  Setting Up a Motion Guide Path

»  Orienting an Object to a Motion Guide Path

»  Controlling Speed, Snapping & Registration Point

»  Reconfiguring Your Workspace

»  Adding & Swapping Facial Expression Symbols.

»  Modifying Elements to React with One Another

»  Creating a Stretch & Squash Effect

»  Tweening & Shifting Keyframes to Exaggerate Motion


Simulating Speed in your Animations

»  Understanding Speed in Flash

»  Introducing Ease

»  Easing In & Out of Motion Tweens

»  Improving Animations with Subtle Ease

»  Using the Custom Ease In / Ease Out Dialog Box

»  Easing within a Motion Guide Layer

»  Customizing Ease for Position

»  Customizing Ease for Rotation & Color

»  Using a Gradient to Simulate Speed

»  Applying a Motion Blur to Simulate Speed


Nesting Symbols for Complex Animation

»  Introducing Timeline Effects

»  Reviewing & Preparing for Animation

»  Working with Groups & Symbols

»  Symbols, Nesting & Motion Tweening

»  Creating Nested Animations

»  Building Multi-Layered Animations

»  Creating Motion along a Path

»  Packaging Symbols

»  Understanding Graphic & Movie Clip Symbols

»  Creating Character Animations

»  Managing Character Animations with Nesting & Symbols


Animated Masks and Filters

»  Using Open External Library to Copy Assets

»  Animating a Mask Using a Shape Tween

»  Creating a Magnifying Glass Effect

»  Animating a Signature Using Stage Reveal

»  Working with Complex, Layered Vector Artwork

»  Reproducing an Adobe® Illustrator® Gradient

»  Animating a Gradient to Create a Shimmer Effect

»  Combining Filters, Blends & Motion Tweening

»  Creating a Kaleidoscope Effect

»  Creating a Realistic Drop Shadow

»  Using Blend Options to Create a Soft Mask


Sound and Video

»  Importing & Adding Sound to the Timeline

»  Working with Audio File Sizes

»  Adding Effects to Sound & Customizing Settings

»  Syncing Up the Sound with the Action

»  Working with Speech Compression

»  Streaming Audio

»  Working with Frame Labels

»  Adjusting the Animation to the Voice Over Track

»  Setting Up Audio for Lip Sync

»  Adding a Looping Mouth Movie

»  Fine-Tuning Specific Mouth Movements

»  Changing Facial Expressions to Match Words

»  Importing Video

»  Editing Video Prior to Bringing it into the Timeline

»  Selecting Video Compression Settings

»  Adding Effects & Motion Tweens to Video

»  Using Progressive Download & Selecting the Skin

»  Using the Flash 8 Video Encoder


Flash Buttons

»  Making a Simple Button

»  Using a Hit State

»  Making Animated Buttons

»  Adding Sounds to Buttons

»  Applying a Drop Shadow

»  Making Buttons Using Bitmaps

»  Using Blend Effects to Spice Up Your Buttons

»  Adding a Message with the Status Bar Feature

»  Using Buttons from the Common Libraries

»  Using Rollovers to Display Images & Text


Scripting Basics

»  Setting Up to Use Action Script

»  Introducing the Actions Window & Script Assist

»  Creating Buttons to Activate Action Script

»  Labeling Buttons in the Properties Window

»  Assigning Play & Stop Actions to Buttons

»  Organizing & Arranging Buttons

»  Using the Behaviors Window to Stop All Sounds

»  Using the Goto and Play Behavior

»  Modifying a Behavior & Adding an Action Layer. Duplicating & Modifying Sequences in the Timeline

»  Using Advanced Goto Behavior Options

»  Linking a Button to a Web


Basic Navigation Systems

»  Dividing Movies into Scenes

»  Arranging & Adding Scenes in the Scene Panel

»  Creating a New Scene from a Copy

»  Adding Stop Action Scripts to Flash Scenes

»  Setting Up a Basic Navigation System

»  Using a Generic Action Script for More Flexible Navigation

»  Creating a Non-Linear Navigation System

»  Navigating with Keyframe Labels

»  Navigating with Separate Flash Files

»  Loading an External Movie inside of a Symbol

»  Loading External Images inside of a Symbol


Flash Screens

»  Setting Up a Slide Presentation

»  Adding Content & Creating New Slides

»  Nesting, Navigating, Arranging & Naming Slides

»  Adding Filters & Text to Slides

»  Adding & Resizing Navigation Buttons from the Library

»  Assigning Behaviors to Screen Buttons

»  Exploring & Editing Button Layers

»  Using Transitions with Screens

»  Screens vs. Forms. Setting Form Parameters & Navigation. Introducing Templates

»  Using the Quiz Style Template

»  Publishing Movie


Adobe Flash Course Fee and Class Schedule

Course Fees 6,000 INR

Course Duration 1 months

Class Timing:

Regular- 2hrs ( Mon -Fri )

Weekends- 3hrs (Sat -Sun)

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