This course introduces students to the basics of programming for the web using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
This is a beginners course that teaches students how to build the visual and interactive components of a website. Students learn how to create the structural foundation of a site (HTML), style it (CSS), and add logic to control its behavior (JavaScript). Students gain an understanding of how the web works and customize their sites using their own designs and ideas. By the end of this course, students should be able to:

‣ Explain how the web works
‣ Create the structure and style of a website using HTML and CSS
‣ Apply interactivity to a site using programming fundamentals in JavaScript
‣ Host a website on a server
‣ Know the basic technical vocabulary to communicate with front-end web developers

Unit 1: The Basics

• HTML Basics
• CSS Basics
• Advanced CSS
• Page Layout
• HTML/CSS Lab

Unit 2: Adding Interactivity

• Introduction To Programming
• JavaScript Basics (Variables, Conditionals)
• JavaScript Functions
• Intro To jQuery
• Arrays and Traversing The DOM

Unit 3: Building In Concert

• Lab Session
• Review and Refactor
• Responsive Web Design
• Web Forms

• Why is this course relevant today?

• Building websites using HTML, CSS and JavaScript is an essential 21st-century skill. Virtually every industry, from design to journalism to marketing, now requires professionals to work closely with technical teams. The skills you learn in this class will allow you to make edits and updates to your website and communicate more effectively with technical stakeholders, giving you a competitive advantage.

• What certification will i receive after completing the course?

• At the end of the program you will be issued with the  Professional Certificate in Front-End Development(PCFD™). The PCFD™ certification is issued by the Digital Skills Certification Institute in USA.

• What practical skill sets can I expect to have upon completion of the course?

• This course is designed to teach students how to translate their ideas into functional, stylized websites for personal or business purposes. You’ll learn how to design and build a site that leverages the principles of user-centric design and will master the technical vocabulary required to communicate your ideas to others.

• Are there any prerequisites for this course?

• No previous coding knowledge required
• A good laptop to use

Choose one of two convenient ways to skill up on Front-End Web Development. Our 7-Weeks (3 hours/twice a week) Classroom bootcamps which is only available in some cities. If your city is not available or if your work won’t permit a classroom session, you can attend the fully online school. We give several learning aids, assignments and tasks which our team will work you through.