The second course in our Web Design & Development series (HTML II) starts Monday night at Lone Star’s University Park campus. Picking up where we left off in February, we will dig deeper into HTML5 to look at its newest features like the Video and Canvas elements. Similarly, we will look at new styling techniques made possible with CSS3 while also learning how each browser (e.g., Chrome, Firefox, IE) supports these latest capabilities.

As in all of our classes, this will be a practice-based course where the student are encourage to bring their own laptop and related technology with them. Using their own devices helps minimize friction for the student. They in turn begin to form those habits and develop the “muscle memory” that are the mark of a true web designer/developer.

If you are interested in this course or the Web Certificate program in general, please feel free to contact me). I am happy to answer any questions you have.

Have you heard about WordPress? Want to learn how this tool can get your blog or website up-and-running in no time?!? Join us for the next four weeks as we dig into this powerful, yet easy-to-learn web publishing platform.

For registration details or any questions you might have, contact me or contact Amy Cooper either by email (Amy.F.Cooper@LoneStar.edu) or phone (936.271.6342). You can also find more information about this program and other offerings available through the Continuing Education department of Lone Star College.

Our Advanced Web Development course starts Tuesday, October 23rd, where we will be picking up where we left off in our earlier HTML I course. Focusing on HTML5 and CSS3, we we will be looking at all the new features and semantic elements that are now available to us was Web Designers & Developers. Things are really starting to get interesting in this field, so come join us – there’s still a few seats available!

Register here by entering ‘html’ in the Course Title Keywords field and then hit ‘Search’.