Client-Side Web Design for KS3/4
Using HTML, CSS and JavaScript
Comprehensive yet accessible theory and practical tasks covering HTML, CSS and JavaScript. Perfectly pitched at KS3/4, there is no better resource for developing skills and understanding of client-side technologies.
- HTML: Simple HTML
- HTML: Tables, Lists and Divs
- HTML: Forms and iFrames
- CSS: Simple CSS
- CSS: The Box Model, Links, Lists and Tables
- CSS: Layouts
- CSS: Advanced CSS
- CSS3 and HTML5
- Simple JavaScript
Contains everything students need to create or enhance their own websites!
- An introduction to client-side technologies and the WWW
- 9 progressive chapters combine explanations and tips with example code and a wealth of practical tasks
- Project-style task – consolidates skills covered in Chapters 1-9
- Interactive 'Try it Out' tool allows students to test and edit every piece of code in their browser!
- In-depth coverage of the latest standards – HTML5 and CSS3!
- Each chapter is introduced with learning outcomes, prior knowledge and keywords, and finishes with a chapter summary and quiz (answers included)
- The perfect independent learning tool for beginners (or quick reference for the more advanced)
Provided as ❶ a hard copy in presentation folder and ❷ a collection of PDF files and HTML, made accessible via an intuitive HTML front end.
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What do teachers say about this resource? (5980)
The resource is easy to navigate as it is clearly laid out, starting with foundational knowledge and progressing to the more complex topics. Students are provided with the theory behind the concepts and given plenty of opportunities to put it into practice. The resource is pitched at the correct level and is accessible for learners. The resource could be used independently or as a supportive resource for lessons. The quizzes are a great inclusion, the resource is colourful and engaging with loads of code snippets ... The clear learning outcomes for each section are very helpful and the gradual progression through the topics, along with ease of assessment using the quizzes help reduce teaching workload. I also like that the resource doesn't assume that learning will take place in a room with very specialised or expensive software ... The practical activities encourage active learning and independent problem solving in learners. This resource can also be used to allow students to learn at their own pace as it can be used independently. As a computer science teacher, any resources which encourage good coding practice are an ideal addition, and this resource encourages that ... The resource is well laid out and in a logical order. Activities, quizzes, and theoretical sections are clearly labelled and the resource is engaging and colourful with defined headings and good use of code snippets