Test your skills out on HTML 5 with the NCSA online certification exam CP450. Exam questions are multiple choice and come from three different categories which are shown in the box below along with the approximate percentage of questions from each category.

Category Percentage    Basic HTML 5 Structures 40%    Advanced Concepts 30%    Code Comprehension 30%

Questions are designed to meet the criteria established for individuals with six months experience programming with HTML. Your scores will be available as soon as you complete the exam. Online certification exams are available for free by clicking the test now button above.

Why get HTML certified?

HyperText Markup Language (HTML) is the language of the world wide web. A strong basis in HTML will provide a foundation for any webmaster, web designer, or anyone who could be responsible for a website. An HTML certification from NCSA demonstrates to employers that you have acquired a level of knowledge equivalent to six months experience with the language. In addition to its stand alone benefits, the HTML certification is a prerequisite to the NCSA Webmaster Certification.

What do I need to study?

The best way to prepare for your HTML Certification is to simply start writing pages and creating websites. While you are working on your sites you will pick on the basic structure and common tags used in the language. You will learn about the new syntactic elements that have been added to handle graphics and multimedia such as the video, audio, and canvas tags. If you have been using an early version of HTML such as HTML 4, then it will be important for you to take time to study the new elements and features in HTML 5 as the test will focus on newer items over existing ones.

Need training before you take the exam? Visit our training area to load up on quality courseware before taking your HTML 5 certification exam. Please check the list of available training courses when you sign up as there is not a course for every certification exam and some training does not have an associated exam.