HTML is a markup language that instructs devices how to render information on a screen in a visually appealing manner. This instructor-led Pearson IT Specialist HTML and CSS (INF-301) course covers the fundamentals of HTML and CSS as well as accessibility principles. Upon completion, the learner should be able to translate a design document into a functional web page with information-gathering functionality (a web form). 

After taking this course, you will be able to create a basic website. This includes incorporating basic design elements such as fonts, tables, images, borders, and colors; understanding best practices for accessibility, structural integrity, and scalability (separating content and style elements); and creating web forms. Upon completion, you may choose to pursue an entry-level position in website development or take more advanced courses that would prepare you to design and create web applications. 

Duration: Three (3) days of training 

Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to: 

• Create well-formatted HTML documents, including metadata elements, and evaluate their structural integrity 
• Create websites that utilize semantic elements, navigation, and form elements 
• Choose and implement an appropriate styling method (inline, embedded, or external style sheets) 
• Insert links, images, and other media to a website 
• Implement design elements into a website, including text fonts, tables, and colors 
• Create responsive layouts for a website 
• Implement accessibility best practices when developing web content