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HTML

• Learn HTML
  • Unit 1. History of the Internet
    • 1.1 Internet History
    • 1.2 How does Internet works
    • 1.3 IP Internet Protocol
    • 1.4 History of browsers
    • 1.5 Web Evolution
    • 1.6 Web 2.0
    • 1.7 Web 3.0
    • 1.8 Semantic Web
    • 1.9 Benefits of having a website
  • Unit 2: Elements of a Website
    • 2.1 Elements of a Website
    • 2.2 Internet services
    • 2.3 Internet Technology
    • 2.4 URL
    • 2.5 Domain name
    • 2.6 Web Hosting
    • 2.7 Web Standards
    • 2.8 World Wide Web WWW
    • 2.9 W3C Consortium
  • Unit 3: Learn HTML
    • 3.1 History of HTML
    • 3.2 HTML
    • 3.3 HTML, XHTML and HTML5
    • 3.4 <!DOCTYPE>
    • 3.5 Introduction to HTML
    • 3.6 HTML basic structure
    • 3.7 Background and text setting
    • 3.8 Colors in HTML
    • 3.9 Colors for the Web
    • 3.10 Text setting
    • 3.11 The text on a website
    • 3.12 HTML Paragraphs
    • 3.13 HTML Text Formatting
    • 3.14 Font size text
    • 3.15 Typography for the Web
    • 3.16 Symbol Character HTML
    • 3.17 Tag hr Horizontal Rule
    • 3.18 Div and Span
    • 3.19 HTML Images
    • 3.20 Lists HTML
    • 3.21 HTML links
    • 3.22 Tables HTML
    • 3.23 Forms HTML
    • 3.24 Audio and video
    • 3.25 Meta tags
    • 3.26 HTML5
    • 3.27 Responsive Web Design

CSS

• Learn CSS
  • Unit 1: Basics
    • 1.1 CSS Advantages
    • 1.2 Instructions CSS
    • 1.3 Rules instruction CSS
    • 1.4 Comments in CSS
    • 1.5 Simplify CSS code
    • 1.6 Linking style sheets in HTML
    • 1.7 Selectors
    • 1.8 Pseudo classes
    • 1.9 Measures and units
    • 1.10 Colors
    • 1.11 URL in CSS
    • 1.12 Hierarchy of styles
    • 1.13 The rule !important
    • 1.14 Specificity
    • 1.15 Inheritance
    • 1.16 Inherit
    • 1.17 The box model
    • 1.18 Representation of boxes
    • 1.19 Elements replaced
    • 1.20 Display
    • 1.21 Position of the boxes
    • 1.22 Planning HTML Structure
    • 1.23 Separate HTML from CSS
    • 1.24 Web Accessibility
    • 1.25 Web Usability

JavaScript

• Learn JavaScript
  • 1.1 What is JavaScript
  • 1.2 Objects, Properties and Methods
  • 1.3 DOM Document Object Model
  • 1.4 HTML in JavaScript
  • 1.5 How start Javascript
  • 1.6 Functions, internal and external

Websites Management

• Websites Management
  • Unit 1: Introduction
    • 1.1 Websites Management
    • 1.2 The Web
    • 1.3 Web Server Hosting
    • 1.4 Web Projects Analysis
    • 1.5 Life cycle Website
    • 1.6 Lifespan Website
    • 1.7 Software Project
    • 1.8 Phases Development Web
    • 1.9 Key Steps Creating Website
    • 1.10 Methodology Website Creation
    • 1.11 CMS
    • 1.12 How to start Web page
  • Unit 2: Site Management
    • 2.1 Website Objectives
    • 2.2 Processes Planning
    • 2.3 Website Audience
    • 2.4 Web Design Editing Tools
    • 2.5 Information Architecture
    • 2.6 Taxonomy Information
    • 2.7 Website Navigation Structure
    • 2.8 Website Design
    • 2.9 Conventions Web Design
    • 2.10 Color Psychology
  • Unit 3: Web Contents
    • 3.1 Define the contents
    • 3.2 Web Contents
    • 3.3 Keeping Updated Contents
    • 3.5 Website vs Social Networks
    • 3.6 Website evaluation
    • 3.7 SEO Positioning
    • 3.8 Search Engine registration
    • 3.9 Organic Positioning SEO
    • 3.10 Links in other web pages
    • 3.11 GoogleBot
    • 3.12 Google PageRank
    • 3.13 SEO
    • 3.14 Search Engine Optimization
    • 3.16 Traditional online marketing
    • 3.17 Offline & Online Marketing
    • 3.18 Traditional marketing & online
    • 3.19 Online Marketing Mix
    • 3.20 E-commerce
    • 3.21 How generate traffic on Website
  • Unidad 4: Open Operating Systems
    • 4.1 History of UNIX
    • 4.2 Variants of UNIX
    • 4.3 GNU UNIX Linux Project
    • 4.4 Linux
    • 4.5 UNIX Market
    • 4.6 Features UNIX & Linux
    • 4.7 UNIX philosophy
    • 4.8 Linux vs Windows
    • 4.9 First Steps
    • 4.10 Console UNIX
    • 4.11 Users and groups in UNIX
    • 4.12 Syntax Commands UNIX
    • 4.13 The online manual UNIX
    • 4.14 UNIX file system

PHP & MySQL

• Learn PHP & MySQL
  • Unit 1. Introduction to PHP
    • 1.1 How to start PHP
    • 1.2 History of PHP
    • 1.3 Present and future of PHP
    • 1.4 Main objectives of PHP
    • 1.5 License of Use of PHP
    • 1.6 Versions of PHP
    • 1.7 What is PHP
    • 1.8 One step beyond HTML and CSS
  • Unit 2. Mixing PHP and HTML
    • 2.1 Mixing PHP and HTML
    • 2.2 PHP inside HTML
    • 2.3 Include and Require
    • 2.4 Comments
  • Unit 3: Data storage
    • 3.1 Data storage
    • 3.2 Variables
    • 3.3 Names for variables
    • 3.4 The problem of the quotes
    • 3.5 Concatenation
    • 3.6 Constants
    • 3.7 Matrix
  • Unit 4. Sending data to the Server
    • 4.1 Sending data to the server
    • 4.2 Links with variables in the URL
    • 4.3 Superglobal arrays
    • 4.4 Sending data through forms
    • 4.5 GET method
    • 4.6 POST method
  • Unit 5. Validations
    • 5.1 Validations
    • 5.2 The conditional IF
    • 5.3 Else Elseif
    • 5.4 Elseif
    • 5.5 Switch
    • 5.6 Break
    • 5.7 Comparison operators
    • 5.8 Logical operators
    • 5.9 Truth tables
    • 5.10 Types of validations
  • Unit 6: Cookies
    • 6.1 Identification with cookies and sessions
    • 6.2 Store variables in cookies
    • 6.3 Delete a variable or a cookie
  • Unit 7: Databases
    • 7.1 Basics databases
    • 7.2 Creating the first database
    • 7.3 CRUD phpMyAdmin
    • 7.4 Data types MySQL
    • 7.5 PHP connect to MySQL
    • 7.6 PHP and MySQL CRUD