Certificate in Document Object Model (DOM)

Document Object Model (DOM)

About Document Object Model (DOM)

An XML or HTML document is treated as a tree structure with each node representing a different section of the document by the cross-platform and language-independent Document Object Model interface. A document is represented by a logical tree in the DOM.

Programmers can create and construct documents, explore their structure, and add, alter, or delete pieces and information using the Document Object Model. With a few exceptions, the Document Object Model may read, modify, remove, or add everything present in an HTML or XML document.

Why is Document Object Model (DOM) important?

A programming interface for online content is called the Document Object Model (DOM). To enable applications to alter the document's structure, design, and content, it represents the page. Programming languages can interact with the page because the DOM describes the document as nodes and objects.

Who should take the Document Object Model (DOM) Exam?

• Coding bootcamp graduates
• Computer science graduates
• Intermediate and Advanced Javascript students

Document Object Model (DOM) Certification Course Outline

1. Overview of DOM
2. HTML and the DOM
3. DOM standards
4. The BOM
5. The CSSOM
6. The tree (Data structure)
7. The DOM tree
8. Wiring the splash screen element
9. Creating elements at runtime
10. Appending HTML strings width append()
11. Dynamic CSS
12. Pixel Pipeline Profiling
13. Animations using DOM
14. Bundling
15. DOM Sound Effects