HTML5 Practice Exam

HTML5 Practice Exam

The Certificate in HTML5 is designed to provide participants with an in-depth understanding of HTML5, the latest version of the Hypertext Markup Language. The certification covers advanced features of HTML5, such as new semantic elements, multimedia integration, and form enhancements, along with best practices for modern web development.

The certification covers skills such as advanced HTML5 syntax, multimedia integration using audio and video elements, canvas graphics, local storage, and web workers. Participants will also learn about responsive web design and accessibility considerations in HTML5.

Participants are expected to have a solid understanding of HTML and CSS fundamentals, as well as experience with basic JavaScript programming.

Why is HTML5 important?

• Supports modern web development practices.
• Enables cross-platform and cross-device compatibility.
• Enhances multimedia capabilities for rich web experiences.
• Provides new semantic elements for better document structure.

Who should take the HTML5 Exam?

• Web Developers, Frontend Developers, and Web Designers should take the certification exam on HTML5.

Skills Evaluated

Candidates taking the certification exam on the HTML5 is evaluated for the following skills:

• Mastery of HTML5 syntax and features.
• Ability to create responsive web designs using HTML5 and CSS3.
• Knowledge of multimedia integration and accessibility in HTML5.
• Understanding of advanced web development concepts such as canvas graphics and web workers.

HTML5 Certification Course Outline

1. Advanced HTML5 Syntax
   • New Semantic Elements
   • Data Attributes
   • Inline SVG
2. Multimedia in HTML5
   • Audio and Video Elements
   • Canvas Graphics
   • Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG)
3. Form Enhancements
   • New Input Types
   • Form Validation
   • Placeholder Text
4. Responsive Web Design
   • Media Queries
   • Viewport Meta Tag
   • Responsive Images
5. Accessibility in HTML5
   • Semantic HTML
   • ARIA Roles and Attributes
   • Keyboard Accessibility
6. Local Storage and Web Workers
   • Local Storage API
   • Web Workers API
   • IndexedDB API