Course Details

Course Overview

The Front End Developer course is meticulously crafted to furnish students with the indispensable skills and knowledge requisite for mastering the art of front-end development. Throughout this comprehensive program, participants will delve into the intricate world of crafting visually captivating and immersive user interfaces for a myriad of websites and web applications, harnessing the core trifecta of web technologies: HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. As the course unfolds, learners will embark on a transformative journey that traverses a spectrum of topics, commencing with the rudimentary foundations and gradually ascending to more advanced concepts. Fundamental principles such as semantic markup, precise styling methodologies, and dynamic scripting techniques will be thoroughly elucidated, laying the groundwork for a profound comprehension of the intricacies involved in front-end development. Moreover, the curriculum is meticulously curated to encompass a diverse array of pivotal subjects, ranging from responsive web design strategies to the paramount importance of web accessibility and usability. Students will acquire the acumen to craft interfaces that seamlessly adapt to various screen sizes and devices, ensuring an optimal user experience across the digital landscape. Additionally, a keen emphasis is placed on fostering an inclusive web environment, with in-depth explorations into web accessibility standards, semantic HTML practices, and the integration of ARIA roles.

1. Introduction to Web Development:

   • Overview of client-side vs.
   • server-side development.Understanding the role of a front end developer.
   • Basics of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

2. HTML Fundamentals:

   • Semantic markup: headings, paragraphs, lists, etc.
   • Working with forms and input elements.
   • Multimedia integration: images, audio, video.

3. CSS Fundamentals:

   • Selectors, properties, and values.
   • Box model: margin, border, padding.
   • Layout techniques: floats, flexbox, grid.Responsive design and media queries.

4. Advanced CSS:

   • CSS preprocessors (e.g., Sass, Less): variables, mixins, nesting.
   • CSS frameworks (e.g., Bootstrap, Foundation): grid systems, components.
   • CSS animations and transitions.

5. avaScript Basics:

   • Variables, data types, and operators.Control structures: loops and conditionals.Functions and scope.DOM manipulation:
   • selecting, modifying, creating, and deleting elements.

6. Intermediate JavaScript:

   • Events and event handling.
   • Error handling and debugging.
   • Asynchronous JavaScript: callbacks, promises, async/await.
   • Manipulating the browser's history and handling navigation.

7. Introduction to JavaScript Frameworks/Libraries:

   • Setting up a development environment.
   • Basic concepts and project structure.

8. Responsive Web Design:

   • Principles of responsive design.
   • Mobile-first approach.
   • Using media queries effectively.
   • Testing and debugging across various devices and screen sizes.

9. Accessibility and Usability:

   • Understanding web accessibility standards (WCAG).
   • ARIA roles and attributes.
   • Testing for accessibility.

10. Build Tools and Task Runners:

   • Introduction to build tools like Webpack, Gulp, or Grunt.
   • Automating repetitive tasks: compiling CSS preprocessors, optimizing assets, etc.
   • Bundling and minification.

11. Browser Developer Tools:

   • Using browser developer tools for debugging and optimization.
   • Inspecting HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
   • Performance profiling.

12. Cross-Browser Compatibility:

   • Identifying and addressing cross-browser issues.
   • Testing on different browsers and browser versions.
   • Polyfills and fallbacks for unsupported features.

13. Progressive Web Apps (PWAs):

   • Introduction to PWAs and their benefits.
   • Service workers and offline functionality.
   • App manifest and installation prompts.

14. Project Work:

   • Applying learned concepts to real-world projects.
   • Building portfolio-worthy projects.
   • Collaborative development in a team environment.

15. Continuous Learning and Resources:

   • Encouraging students to stay updated with the latest front end development trends and technologies.
   • Providing resources for further learning, such as online tutorials, documentation, and community forums.
   • This course structure aims to equip students with the skills and knowledge needed to become proficient front end developers, capable of creating modern, responsive, and accessible user interfaces for web applications.