XHTML Practice Exam

XHTML, or Extensible Hypertext Markup Language, is a markup language used for creating web pages that conform to the XML syntax. It is an evolution of HTML, combining the flexibility of XML with the familiar structure of HTML. Skills covered in XHTML certification include understanding XHTML syntax, elements, attributes, and document structure, as well as proficiency in writing well-formed and valid XHTML code. Additionally, candidates learn about the integration of XHTML with other web technologies such as CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) and JavaScript. Prerequisites for XHTML certification typically include a basic understanding of HTML, CSS, and web development concepts, along with familiarity with text editors or integrated development environments (IDEs) for coding.
Why is XHTML important?

• Provides a standard format for structuring web pages.
• Ensures compatibility across different web browsers and devices.
• Supports accessibility features for users with disabilities.
• Facilitates integration with other web technologies such as CSS and JavaScript.
• Essential skill for web developers and designers creating modern, standards-compliant websites.

Who should take the XHTML Exam?

• Web Developers
• Front-end Developers
• Web Designers
• UI/UX Designers
• Content Managers

Skills Evaluated

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

• Understanding of XHTML syntax, elements, and attributes
• Proficiency in writing well-formed and valid XHTML code
• Ability to structure web documents using XHTML tags and attributes
• Integration of XHTML with CSS for styling web pages
• Knowledge of best practices for creating accessible and standards-compliant web content
• Troubleshooting and debugging XHTML code for errors and compatibility issues

XHTML Certification Course Outline

1. Introduction to XHTML
   • Overview of XHTML and its role in web development
   • Evolution from HTML to XHTML
2. XHTML Syntax and Structure
   • XHTML document structure
   • Basic XHTML elements and attributes
   • Semantic markup in XHTML
3. Working with XHTML Elements
   • Text elements
   • Structural elements
   • Form elements
4. XHTML Validation and Compliance
   • Validating XHTML documents
   • Ensuring compliance with XHTML standards
   • Resolving validation errors
5. Styling XHTML with CSS
   • Integrating CSS with XHTML
   • CSS selectors and properties
   • Styling text, links, and layout
6. XHTML Accessibility Considerations
   • Creating accessible web content
   • Semantic markup for accessibility
   • Assistive technologies and screen readers
7. Best Practices for XHTML Development
   • Writing clean and maintainable XHTML code
   • Optimization techniques for performance
   • Cross-browser compatibility considerations
8. Integrating JavaScript with XHTML
   • Basics of client-side scripting
   • Event handling with JavaScript
   • Dynamic content manipulation
9. Debugging and Troubleshooting XHTML
   • Identifying and fixing common errors
   • Using browser developer tools for debugging
   • Testing and debugging XHTML code