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SkillSoft Explore Course

Collections     Developer Collection     Web Development     HTML5
HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript provide a variety of advanced features for creating highly interactive and responsive web pages. In this course you will learn how to utilize JavaScript to create timers and marquees, implement drag and drop in HTML5, access and validate form data, and manipulate forms with CSS3. You will also learn how to handle events and include meters and progress indicators in an HTML5 page.

Objectives

JavaScript Implementation

  • start the course
  • use JavaScript to create an HTML5 document that will display the time
  • create a Countdown timer in JavaScript that will display in an HTML5 document
  • use JavaScript timers to delay an action from occurring in an HTML5 document
  • create a scrolling marquee on an HTML5 document
  • use confirm to get confirmation from a user before executing an action in HTML5
  • describe how user input can be captured from a prompt
  • describe how drag and drop can be used in an HTML5 document

JavaScript and Forms

  • access form data
  • validate form data
  • add HTML elements to a web page
  • modify form elements

Manipulating Forms with CSS3

  • use CSS3 to modify the form inputs of an HTML5 document
  • use CSS3 to add style to an HTML5 submit button
  • describe how to insert images into an HTML5 form field using CSS3
  • use CSS3 to change the style of an HTML5 form

HTML5 Events and Event Listeners

  • describe event properties and why they are used in HTML5
  • describe the basics of the browser event model in HTML5
  • use an event object in an HTML5 document
  • create a second generation, or programmatically created, listener in HTML5

HTML5 Meters and Progress

  • use the meter tag in an HTML5 document
  • use the progress tag in an HTML5 document
  • apply CSS3 styles to a progress bar to customize it in an HTML5 document

Practice: Form Validation and Feedback

  • create and validate HTML5 forms