Front End Web Development
Front-end web development, also known as client-side development, refers to the practice of creating the user-facing parts of a web application. This includes the design, layout, and interactive features of a website or web application that users interact with directly
HTML and CSS: The basics of creating structured and well-formatted web pages using HTML and styling them using CSS.
JavaScript: The basics of the JavaScript programming language, including variables, functions, loops, and control flow.
JavaScript Frameworks: Popular front-end JavaScript frameworks such as React or Angular, and how to use them to create complex user interfaces and improve the performance of web applications.
Web Development Tools: Tools such as Git for version control, and task runners such as Grunt or Webpack to automate repetitive tasks and improve workflow.
Browser Development Tools: How to use developer tools in web browsers such as Chrome and Firefox to debug and test web pages.
Accessibility and Web Standards: Best practices for creating web pages that are accessible to users with disabilities and conform to web standards.
Website Design: Basic principles of website design, such as layout, typography, and color theory.
Website Optimization: Techniques for optimizing web pages for speed and performance, such as minifying code and compressing images.
Responsive Web Design: Techniques for creating web pages that adapt to different screen sizes and devices
Project work: Hands-on projects to apply the concepts learned and gain practical experience.