The Ribbon is Cut and the Discovery begins - yet another course available
PRLog - Jan. 23, 2014 - SE LONDON, U.K. -- Those in the web design field may already know w3university.co.uk has courses and reference content for learning the html and css languages.
However, today, the ribbon has been cut and w3university present the first part of thier unique jQuery course - Discover jQuery.
With hand written, unique, tested and proven content, 'Discover jQuery' can help designers world wide benefit from gaining jQuery skills as it is the most popular
javascript library used on the web today.
The areas available include an introduction to jQuery, which helps settle the learner into the course and gets them prepared for the following topics. Prior knowledge of CSS is expected, as is an understanding of HTML, confirmed by the course writer who stressed "a good knowledge of HTML and CSS is a must."
Web designers will in no time be ble to utilize jQuery to add, remove, manipulate and style document elements with jQuery just by completing the first 3 topics of the course.
In-depth discussion of the DOM (Document Object Model) Traversal methods are covered in the second topic. Each method has accompanying examples to show how the method is used and the results that can be achieved with its correct use.
Following on from DOM Traversal, the third topic describes DOM Manipulation, covering every 'type' of manipulation method.
Again there are live examples and markup snippets used to enhance the learning experience.
W3university also has a large course for basic and advanced CSS - 'Style with CSS3'. If that's anything to go by, 'Discover jQuery' is going to be a blast!
Aiming to be the reference and resource site for HTML, CSS and jQuery,
w3university shows that it is committed to bringing new and unique content to help all those within the web design community.
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January 23, 2014 at 13:29 PM EST
