HTML5 & Modern Web Development
(Front-end Programming)

Master the essentials of logic design and digital electronics with our comprehensive Certificate Course in Digital Circuit Design.

(Duration: 50-60 hours)

Course Modules

Module 1: Introduction to HTML5

  • Understanding HTML5 and its evolution from HTML4
  • HTML5 syntax rules and DOCTYPE declaration
  • Basic structure of an HTML5 document
  • HTML5 elements, attributes, and nesting rules
  • Creating your first webpage

Module 2: Semantic Markup & Document Structure

  • Importance of semantic HTML
  • Using semantic tags: <header>, <nav>, <main>, <section>, <article>, <aside>, <footer>
  • SEO benefits of semantic markup
  • Organizing content logically
  • Creating accessible navigation structures

Module 3: Multimedia Integration

  • Adding images with <img> and optimizing them for performance
  • Embedding audio with <audio> and its attributes
  • Embedding video with <video> and its attributes
  • Using captions and transcripts for accessibility

Module 4: Canvas, Graphics, and Storage

  • Introduction to <canvas> element
  • Drawing shapes, lines, and text on canvas
  • Using JavaScript for interactive graphics
  • Working with SVG graphics
  • HTML5 localStorage and sessionStorage
  • Storing and retrieving data locally

Module 5: Responsive Design & Accessibility

  • Introduction to responsive web design
  • Viewport meta tag and media queries
  • Using HTML5 forms and form validation
  • Creating layouts that adapt to all devices
  • WCAG accessibility guidelines
  • Keyboard navigation and ARIA roles

Module 6: Capstone Project

Build a multi-page, responsive website using HTML5 semantic markup, embedded media (images/audio/video), a simple canvas/SVG interaction, and localStorage to save a user preference; ensure accessibility (alt text, labels, keyboard focus) across pages such as Home, Media/Gallery, Interactive, and a validated Form; submit project files with a short README—evaluated on semantic structure, responsiveness, accessibility, media/canvas use, local storage, and code quality.