Développement web
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Cours, examens, TD, TP et exercices de développement web. Thèmes couverts : HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, React, frontend, backend.
This document contains exercises for a web programming course focused on HTML and CSS. It includes tasks for creating tables and web pages with specific styling requirements. The exercises aim to enhance the understanding of web design and layout using CSS.
This document outlines a series of exercises on HTML programming focused on creating a basic web page. It covers essential HTML elements such as text formatting, alignment, and the incorporation of images and tables. The exercises encourage hands-on practice for understanding web development fundamentals.
This document contains a series of PHP exercises focusing on string manipulation, arrays, functions, and mathematical operations. Each exercise demonstrates the implementation of specific programming concepts through PHP code. The document is designed for an educational context, specifically for a programming course.
This document provides practical exercises in JavaScript programming for dynamic HTML manipulation using the Document Object Model (DOM). Through a series of structured tasks, it covers creating and modifying HTML elements, event handling through JavaScript functions, and applying CSS for customized styling. Additionally, learners are guided through a case study to design a web page with dynamic elements, emphasizing file structures, validation checks, and real-world applications of DOM methods.
The document provides step-by-step exercises to help learners practice HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It guides the development of interactive web elements like buttons and paragraphs, emphasizing DOM manipulation. Methodologies progress from simple attribute changes to implementing dynamic content updating and copying mechanisms. The final case study integrates HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to create a structured and functional webpage with real-time data displays and interactive user features.
The document guides students through core DOM manipulation techniques using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Key exercises include dynamically changing webpage content, copying and styling HTML elements, and creating reusable JavaScript functions for interactivity. Advanced tasks focus on applying design principles with CSS, form handling, and completing a structured web project that integrates all learned concepts. Detailed steps and corresponding code illustrate real-world implementations of these methodologies.
The document introduces the historical development of the internet, starting with ARPANET and key milestones such as the creation of email, TCP/IP protocol, and the World Wide Web by Tim Berners-Lee. It explains fundamental internet concepts like IP addresses, protocols (e.g., HTTP, TCP/IP), services such as email, web browsing, and video conferencing, and delves into the basics of HTML for creating web pages, along with its structure, evolution, and syntax. Additionally, it highlights the functionality of various HTML components like tags, attributes, headers, paragraphs, and separators.
The document introduces HTML as a markup language standard for structuring and presenting content on the web, enabling cross-platform accessibility via HTTP. It details the historical evolution of HTML, its syntax, and elements like tags, attributes, and formatting techniques. Key sections include document structure, styling, lists, hyperlinks, and tables, providing practical examples of how these elements function. The document serves as a foundational reference for creating web pages using modern HTML standards and practices.
This document provides a detailed overview of HTML, highlighting its definition as a markup language standardized by W3C for internet document structuring. It covers the historical evolution of HTML versions, its structural components like tags, attributes, and elements, and capabilities including text formatting, linking, listing, and table creation. Practical syntax examples and advanced features, such as media integration and layout customization, are explained comprehensively for educational purposes.
This document provides an in-depth overview of CSS properties, including text formatting such as font-family, font-size, and text-decoration. It explains color and background properties like background-color, background-image, and background-attachment. Box properties like width, height, margins, padding, and borders are detailed. Positioning and display properties (e.g., float, position, z-index) as well as table and list styles are extensively described with examples.