HTML Practice Exam

The Certificate in HTML is designed to provide participants with a solid foundation in Hypertext Markup Language (HTML), the standard markup language for creating web pages. The certification covers fundamental HTML concepts, best practices for web development, and practical skills for building interactive and accessible web pages.

The certification covers skills such as understanding HTML syntax, creating web page structure using HTML elements, incorporating multimedia elements, and optimizing web pages for performance and accessibility.

There are no specific prerequisites for the Certificate in HTML. However, basic computer literacy and familiarity with internet usage are recommended.
Why is HTML important?

• Essential for creating the structure of web pages.
• Fundamental for understanding web development.
• Enables the creation of accessible and interactive web content.
• Forms the basis for learning other web technologies such as CSS and JavaScript.
  

Who should take the HTML Exam?

• Web Developers, Web Designers, and Frontend Developers should take the certification exam on HTML.

Skills Evaluated

Candidates taking the certification exam on the HTML is evaluated for the following skills:

• Knowledge of HTML syntax and best practices.
• Ability to create well-structured web pages using HTML elements.
• Understanding of how to incorporate multimedia elements into web pages.
• Knowledge of web page optimization techniques for performance and accessibility.

HTML Certification Course Outline

1. HTML Basics
   • Introduction to HTML
   • HTML Syntax
   • HTML Elements
2. HTML Structure
   • Document Structure
   • Headings and Paragraphs
   • Lists and Tables
3. HTML Links and Images
   • Creating Links
   • Inserting Images
   • Image Maps
4. HTML Forms
   • Form Elements
   • Form Structure
   • Form Validation
5. Multimedia in HTML
   • Audio and Video Elements
   • Embedding Multimedia Content
   • Accessibility Considerations
6. HTML5 Features
   • New Semantic Elements
   • Canvas and SVG Graphics
   • Local Storage and Web Workers