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Front-end Web Development

This course takes you from a blank folder to a production-ready front-end workflow. You’ll start with semantic HTML5, mobile-first CSS3, and vanilla ES6 JavaScript, then progress through component-based architecture with React, state management with Redux, routing, testing and accessibility best practices. Along the way you’ll learn Git workflows, package managers, bundlers (Vite/Webpack), CSS-in-JS, TypeScript basics, performance auditing, and CI/CD deployment to Netlify or Vercel. By the end you’ll have a portfolio of responsive projects and the confidence to contribute to any modern front-end codebase.

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Web DevelopmentBeginner to AdvancedLive

Duration

1 weeks

Learning Mode

Online

Batch

Current Cohort

Curriculum Modules

Module 1

Introduction to track

Lessons: 1

Module 2

HTML & Basics Projects - Core Understanding

Lessons: 7

What You'll Learn

  1. 1.Semantic
  2. 2.accessible HTML5 markup
  3. 3.Mobile-first
  4. 4.responsive CSS3 layouts (Flexbox & Grid)
  5. 5.Modern ES6+ JavaScript: arrow functions
  6. 6.modules
  7. 7.async/await
  8. 8.DOM manipulation
  9. 9.events
  10. 10.and browser APIs
  11. 11.React component architecture
  12. 12.hooks
  13. 13.and state management
  14. 14.Redux for predictable state across large apps
  15. 15.TypeScript fundamentals for type-safe code
  16. 16.CSS-in-JS
  17. 17.Sass
  18. 18.and design-system thinking
  19. 19.Unit & integration testing with Jest & React Testing Library
  20. 20.Build tools: Vite / Webpack
  21. 21.Babel
  22. 22.ESLint
  23. 23.Prettier
  24. 24.- Git workflows
  25. 25.pull requests
  26. 26.and code reviews
  27. 27.Performance auditing (Lighthouse
  28. 28.Core Web Vitals)
  29. 29.CI/CD pipelines and automated deploys to Netlify / Vercel

Progression Outcomes

  • Build responsive
  • accessible web pages from scratch
  • Create dynamic
  • component-based UIs with React
  • Manage application state predictably using Redux.
  • Write type-safe JavaScript with TypeScript.
  • Optimize assets and achieve fast load times
  • Set up a professional front-end workflow with Git
  • bundlers
  • and automated testing
  • Deploy production-ready sites with continuous integration

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