Get started as a front-end web developer with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React.JS, and more!
What you will learn
Learn the fundamentals of HTML and CSS, including tags, attributes, selectors, and styles.
Learn how to create responsive layouts using CSS Grid and Flexbox.
Learn how to use JavaScript to add interactivity to your web pages, including event listeners, DOM manipulation, and basic animations.
Introduction to React and its core concepts: Learn the basics of React, including components, props, state, and lifecycle methods.
Building scalable and reusable components with React: Learn how to build complex and reusable components using React, including conditional rendering, event han
Working with APIs to fetch and display data: Learn how to use APIs to fetch and display data on your web pages
Learn how to carve out a career in frontend website development and the necessary skills to learn to continue on this path
Learn how to design quality websites using HTML and CSS
Learn how to create amazing front-end UIs with React!
You’ll learn the very fundamentals of JavaScript to building modern and complex applications
You’ll learn all you need to know to become an experienced, self-assured, and up-to-date JavaScript developer
Description
Are you interested in learning the skills and tools required to create modern, interactive, and responsive websites? The Front-End Web Developer Bootcamp: HTML, CSS, JS & React is the perfect course for you! In this comprehensive Bootcamp, you’ll learn HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and React – the building blocks of the web – and gain hands-on experience in creating dynamic and engaging web pages from scratch.
This course is designed for beginners who are interested in pursuing a career in web development or simply want to learn how to create beautiful and functional websites. Throughout the course, you’ll work on a series of practical projects that will allow you to apply your knowledge and skills to real-world scenarios. By the end of the course, you’ll have a portfolio of projects to showcase your skills to potential employers or clients.
Here are just a few of the benefits of enrolling in The Front-End Web Developer Bootcamp: HTML, CSS, JS & React:
- Gain In-Demand Skills: Front-end web development is a highly sought-after skill in today’s job market. By mastering HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and React, you’ll be well-positioned to land a job in a rapidly growing field. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the employment of web developers is projected to grow 8% from 2020 to 2030, much faster than the average for all occupations.
- Learn from Expert Instructors: Our experienced instructors have years of experience in the field and are passionate about sharing their knowledge with you. They created this course to help you progress at your own pace and achieve your goals.
- Hands-On Learning: The best way to learn front-end web development is through hands-on experience. That’s why this course emphasizes practical projects that simulate real-world scenarios. By the end of the course, you’ll have a solid understanding of the tools and techniques used by professional web developers.
- Build a Portfolio: As you complete projects throughout the course, you’ll build a portfolio of work that showcases your skills to potential employers or clients. This portfolio will demonstrate your ability to create responsive and engaging websites, which is essential in today’s job market.
- Join a Community: Learning front-end web development can be challenging, but it doesn’t have to be lonely. By enrolling in this course, you’ll join a community of like-minded individuals who are passionate about web development. You can also share ideas, and collaborate with other students.
What are You Waiting for? Become a top Front-End web developer today!
The course is enjoyable, engaging, and interactive, which means it does not consist of introductory lectures that go over your head but rather a more hands-on approach to the subject. The material is kept light and enjoyable by the clever and experienced educator.
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Content
Introduction to HTML5
Introduction
Features of HTML5
Benefits of using HTML5
Where and how is HTML5 used?
HTML5 editors
Downloading Visual Studio Code
Course Materials
Structure of an HTML5 file
What are HTML tags?
Structure of an HTML5 file
File and folder structure
How to create an HTML5 file?
HTML5 basic building blocks
Heading Tags in HTML
HTML5 Quotation and Citation tags
Commenting out code in HTML5
HTML5 attributes
How to style in HTML5
Exploring HTML5 tags
What are anchor tags?
What are image tags?
What are paragraph tags?
What are break tags?
What are table tags?
List Tags
Video Tag
Audio Tag
Building a Form from Scratch with HTML5
Form tags
Input Types
Input attributes (size, read-only, disabled)
Additional input attributes (Min, max, multiple, and placeholder)
Required Inputs
Block and Inline Elements
Introduction
Examining Block and Inline Elements
Conclusion (HTML5 Part)
Conclusion
Introduction to CSS3
Introduction to CSS3
Syntax of CSS3
Uses of CSS3
Types of CSS3
Selectors & Colors in CSS3
Basics Properties of CSS3
Background
Borders
Outline
Height and width
Margin and padding
Typography Properties of CSS3
Text alignment
Text decoration
Text transform
Text spacing
Font family
How to use font awesome icons
Selectors Properties in Depth of CSS3
Display
Positions
Z-index
Overflow
Float
DOM Model
Advanced Selectors
Pseudo-classes Part 1
Pseudo-classes part 2
Pseudo-Elements
Extra features in CSS3
Opacity and important
Border-radius
Box Shadow
Responsive Design with CSS3
Grid System
Flexbox
Media Queries
Mini Project
Mini Project
Introduction to JavaScript
Introduction and History of JavaScript
Syntax of JavaScript and overview
JavaScript Implementation
How to use HTML tags in JavaScript
Variables
Var in JavaScript
Global and local var in JavaScript
Advanced console.log
Statements in JavaScript
If statement
If else statement
Condition ternary statement
Switch statement
If else if statement
Break and continue statement
Data types
Operators in JavaScript
Arithmetic operator
Assignment operator
Comparison operator
Popup Boxes in JavaScript
Alert boxes
Confirm box
Prompt box
Functions
Functions with parameters
Function with return
Events in JavaScript
Events in JavaScript
Loops in JavaScript
While loop
Do while loop
For loop
Nested loop
Arrays in JavaScript
Arrays
Modify and delete arrays
Sort and revers methods
Pop and push methods
Shift and unshift method
Concat and join method
Slice and splice method
The isArray method
Indexof and lastindex method
The forEach method
The toString() valueOf() and fill() methods
Include methods
Some and every method
Find and findindex method
Filter method
Objects and their methods
Objects
Arrays objects
For in loop
String and its methods
String methods – Part 1
String methods – Part 2
String methods – Part 3
JavaScript Number Methods
Number Methods
Math Method – Part 1
Math Method – Part 2
Date method
DOM Model
Dom Model
Dom other objects
Dom get methods
Dom styling
addEventListener (Events)
useCapture
classList method
Parent nodes
Children nodes
First and last child
Next and previous siblings
Create element text node
Append child and insert before
Insert adjacent element and insert adjacent HTML
Conclusion
Conclusion
Introduction to React: A JS library for building user interfaces
Introduction to React.JS
First React App
JSX In React.JS
Styling Components Hooks
Inline and Internal Styling in React.JS
Template literals in React.JS
Components in React.JS
Props in React.JS
Hooks in Reacts.JS
Hierarchy rendering & advanced hooks
Understanding hierarchy in React.JS
Conditional rendering
useEffect Hook in React.JS
DOM
React-Router-Dom
Linking in react-router-dom
Handling Error Pages with react-router-dom
Using the useNavigate() hook
Projects
First Project (Part 1)
First Project (Part 2)
Building a Calculator App
Building a Calculator – Part 1
Building a Calculator – Part 2
Using the Pokémon API
Building a Restful API in React.JS – Part 1
Building a Restful API in React.JS – Part 2
Building a Restful API in React.JS – Part 3
Using array.map() inside JSX elements
How to use Material UI in React.JS
Conclusion
Conclusion