Learn to Become A Frontend Web Developer: A Beginner Course
- 3.5
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Brief Introduction
Learn the basic languages used as building blocks for frontend web developmentDescription
This course introduces 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 the behaviour
(JavaScript) of their website. 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
Requirements
- Requirements
- How to use a web browser
Bluelime Learning Solutions
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