Designing a professional-quality web portfolio
In this project, a complete website is developed using different languages and frameworks. This will set up a foundation for all further projects which includes scalability, adding…
Computer Science · Course
The Complete Front-End Development - 2.0
This program has been designed to help Skill-Lync students in the computer science domain build their own websites. To become a front-end developer, students will be trained in numerous programs like; Javascript, HTML5, CSS, and Bootstrap, along with Jquery, AJAX, JSON and it’s principles.
- Duration
- 12 weeks
- Content
- 21 hours
- Projects
- 2
- Mode
- Online
OverviewWhat you'll
What you'll
be able to do.
- Development of web application
- Structuring your webpage using HTML5
- Styling your webpage using Cascade Style Sheets (CSS3)
- How to make style effortless by using Bootstrap 4
- Principles of building a better UI
- Starting an e-commerce website using HTML, CSS, and Bootstrap
- Behaviour addition to the website using JavaScript
Tools you'll use
HTML5CSSBootstrapJavaScriptJavajQueryAJAXJSON
Curriculum6 modules,
Get the full syllabus ↓6 modules,
built with industry.
01The Complete Front-End Development - 2.0
- Module 01 - HTML5W01
- The topics covered in this module are:
- Valid document structure, anatomy of HTML syntax
- HTML5 semantic tags - Elements and attributes, Block and inline elements
- Essential HTML5 tags - headings, paragraph, styles, comments, colours
- HTML lists - unordered and ordered lists
- Inserting images using HTML
- How to create hyperlinks using anchor tags
- HTML tables
- HTML forms
- HTML Div - Layout and separate content for CSS styling
- Classes and ID
- HTML iFrames
- HTML Graphics
- HTML Media
- HTML APIs- Geolocation, Web Storage, Web Workers, Drag and Drop, SS Event
- HTML best practices- HTML vs XHTML"
- The topics covered in this module are:
- Module 02 - CSSW02
- In this module, you will learn:
- Basics of CSS3, CSS rules
- Comments, Colors, background, border, margin, padding, height, and width
- CSS selectors and properties
- Inline, internal, and external CSS
- Font styling, web safe fonts - Texts, icons, links
- The 'Box model'
- CSS sizing methods
- CSS static, relative, and absolute positioning systems
- CSS float and clear
- Pseudo classes and pseudo elements
- Class vs. ID
- Opacity, Navigation bars, Dropdowns
- CSS rule conflict resolution. specificity, and implementing style hierarchy
- Images and forms styling
- Transitions, animations, pagination, 2D and 3D transforms
- Responsive web design
- The grid system
- Flexbox, media queries
- CSS coding best practices
- In this module, you will learn:
- Module 03 - BootstrapW03
- In this module you will learn:
- The mobile-first paradigm
- Wireframes in the design phase
- Twitter Bootstrap - Grid System
- How to install the Bootstrap framework
- Bootstrap containers to layout website easily
- Other Bootstrap components
- Bootstrap carousels
- Bootstrap cards
- Bootstrap navigation bars
- Bootstrap themes
- Font-awesome
- In this module you will learn:
- Module 04 - Page EventsW04
- The topics covered in this module are:
- ECMAScript
- JavaScript vs Java
- Popularity and Importance
- Basics of JavaScript
- JS Statements
- JS functions
- Adding JS to your website
- Document Object Model
- Manipulating DOM
- Events
- Exception Handling
- Forms and JS
- The topics covered in this module are:
- Module 05 - JavaScriptW05
- The topics covered in this module are:
- Variables, data types, and operators in JavaScript
- Statements, syntax, comments, and events
- Loops, control, and conditionals
- JS forms
- Document Object Model (DOM)
- Browser Object Model (BOM)
- JS functions
- Scope and closures
- Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)
- JS objects and prototypes - keyword
- Cookies
- Exception handling
- Arrow functions
- Promises
- Template string, default parameters, spread and rest operator, destructuring, generators, Set, Map, WeakSet, WeakMap
- HTML APIs
- Separation of concerns, refactoring, debugging, and coding best practices
- The topics covered in this module are:
- Module 06 - AJAX, JSON and XMLW06
- We will be covering
- Serving and retrieving data to a website
- Asynchronous loading - Set up and handle AJAX requests and responses
- JSON
- XML
- Processing JSON data
- JSON vs. XML
- We will be covering
- Module 01 - HTML5W01
Industry projects2 projects
2 projects
you'll ship.
Our projects are designed by experts in the industry to reflect industry standards. By working through our projects, Learners will gain a practical understanding of what they will take on at a larger-scale in the industry. In total, there are 2 Projects that are available in this program.
Designing static pages of an e-commerce website
Static sites are the future of e-commerce because they bring speed, scalability, and security to the website. This project will help you understand how to create a webpage for a we…
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FAQQuestions,
Questions,
answered.
Is this course suitable for me to become a web developer?
A: To become a web developer, it is essential to obtain a certification in a front-end development course, for which this course is ideal.
What is front end development?
A: Also known as client-side development, it is the art of using programming languages to develop and design web pages to enhance user engagement.
Is Front-end development different from back-end development?
A: Essentially, programming differs for both front-end and back-end since users cannot view back-end webpage design elements. Front-end programming focuses on the visual elements and utility of a web page.
Is it useful to learn front-end development in India?
A: In India, the IT sector is booming largely due to the onset of the digital revolution, which means immense opportunities for people working in this sector. Thus, it can be quite useful for professionals to take up front-end development as a career path.
Is it compulsory to get a formal education in front-end development?
A: No, it is possible to pursue front-end development without formal education, but it is useful to complete a course in this field to understand the aspects of the profession.
How much time does it take to complete a basic front-end development course?
A: It can take anywhere between 30 days to 6 months to excel at front-end development, including training. At Skill Lync, you can complete the course within three months.
Does a front end development course include learning maths?
A: No, as such, programming does not require any math skills. Developers need only be equipped with the basic knowledge of math concepts.
Which front end development languages are taught during the course?
A: Students are given knowledge of the most prominent programming such as JavaScript, PHP, and C during the course.
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