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XHTML Practical - Styling with XHTML and CSS

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Coursera
Pricing

Paid Course
Languages

English
Certificate

Certificate Available
Effort

2 weeks, 3 hours a week
Sessions

Self-Paced
Level

Intermediate
Subtitles

English, Kazakh, Arabic, German, Korean, Portuguese, Japanese, Italian, Indonesian, French, Spanish

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XHTML Front-End Web Design with CSS

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Build a structured, multi-page website with XHTML and CSS. Designed for learners developing practical web interface design skills, this course takes you from a well-formed XHTML document to an organized site with consistent external styling. You’ll create page layouts, organize content across multiple pages, and add forms, lists, and semantic navigation menus. You’ll then debug, validate, test, and review your work against web standards. The course’s project-based sequence lets you apply each skill to the same website as it develops, with attention to accessibility, clean code, and the separation of structure from presentation. By the end, you’ll be able to construct and evaluate an XHTML-based website that is organized, maintainable, and standards-compliant. Enroll to practice the full process, from initial layout through final project review.

Syllabus

Building the XHTML Project Foundation
- This module introduces the foundational concepts of XHTML and walks learners through building the structural backbone of a multi-page website. It emphasizes setting up a well-formed XHTML document, applying basic formatting techniques, and maintaining clean code organization and page layout for scalable site development.
Interactive Elements and Project Finalization
- This module focuses on enriching XHTML websites with interactive features like forms, lists, and navigation menus. It also covers best practices for debugging, validating code, and conducting a thorough final review to prepare a professional-quality web project.