Web development
Web Development is the practice of developing websites and web apps that live on the internet. Whether you’re interested in front-end, back-end, or going full-stack, the content in our Web Development domain will help you get there.
About the course
This course is designed to teach you how build your web applications.
This course is entirely project-based. Beginners are the target audience, although intermediate developers can also take pleasure in making new things. This course comprises 50 little projects related to the in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript and PHP. The following is a list of the things we’ll make in this course: This course is entirely project-based. Beginners are the target audience, although intermediate developers can also take pleasure in making new things. This course comprises 50 little projects related to the DOM in HTML, CSS, JavaScript and PHP The following is a list of the things we’ll make in this course:
By the time you’ve finished this course, you will be able to build:
- Expanding Cards
- Password Strength Background
- Verify Account UI
- Todo List
- A Chatbot for Students
- Mobile Tab Navigation
- Live User Filter
- Animated Countdown
And more Adventurers projects…
why this program?
Many individuals begin using frontend frameworks too soon. Before switching to a framework, it is crucial to become familiar with plain vanilla JavaScript and the document object model. You learn this in this course through developing a variety of practical projects.
Additionally, you will learn more about HTML5 and CSS, including how to use semantic tags in your markup, fundamental CSS features like colors, alignment, flexbox, and shadows, as well as how to use media queries, CSS custom properties, animations/transitions, and more to create responsive layouts.
Although 50 projects may seem like a lot, we were able to scale them down such that you may finish one in a short period of time. Of course, your level of competence will determine this.
Additionally, you will learn more about HTML5 and CSS, including how to use semantic tags in your markup, fundamental CSS features like colors, alignment, flexbox, and shadows, as well as how to use media queries, CSS custom properties, animations/transitions, and more to create responsive layouts.
Although 50 projects may seem like a lot, we were able to scale them down such that you may finish one in a short period of time. Of course, your level of competence will determine this.
