Frontend Development
Curriculum
- 9 Sections
- 46 Lessons
- 10 Weeks
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- Introduction to Frontend DevelopmentThis section introduces students to the world of frontend development and explains how websites are built and displayed in web browsers. Students will learn about the role of frontend developers, the technologies used in modern web development, and how different parts of a web application work together. By the end of this section, students will have their development environment set up and be ready to start building web pages.5
- HTML FundamentalsIn this section, students will learn how to structure web pages using HTML, the core markup language of the web. They will explore how to create headings, paragraphs, links, images, and forms while learning how HTML elements define the structure of a website. By the end of this section, students will be able to build properly structured web pages from scratch.6
- CSS FundamentalsThis section focuses on styling web pages using CSS to improve visual appearance and layout. Students will learn how to apply colors, fonts, spacing, and design elements to create attractive websites. They will also understand how CSS controls the presentation layer of web applications and how styles are applied across multiple pages.5
- Responsive Web DesignModern websites must function properly across a wide range of devices, including smartphones, tablets, and desktops. In this section, students will learn responsive design techniques that allow web pages to adapt to different screen sizes. They will explore modern layout systems like Flexbox and CSS Grid while applying mobile-first design principles.5
- JavaScript FundamentalsJavaScript is the programming language that powers interactive features on websites. In this section, students will learn the fundamentals of JavaScript programming, including variables, functions, and logical operations. They will also begin writing scripts that allow websites to respond to user actions.5
- DOM Manipulation and InteractivityThis section teaches students how JavaScript interacts with HTML and CSS through the Document Object Model (DOM). Students will learn how to dynamically modify page content, respond to user input, and build interactive web components. By the end of this section, they will be able to create engaging user experiences using JavaScript.5
- Modern Frontend DevelopmentModern web applications often rely on powerful frontend frameworks to build fast and scalable user interfaces. In this section, students will be introduced to component-based development and learn how frameworks like React simplify the process of building dynamic applications. They will also understand how modern frontend tools improve productivity and code organization.5
- Performance Optimization and Best PracticesBuilding a website is not enough — it must also perform efficiently and be accessible to all users. This section teaches students how to optimize website performance, structure code effectively, and ensure compatibility across browsers and devices. Students will also learn best practices used by professional frontend developers.4
- Final Project – Building a Responsive WebsiteIn the final section, students will apply everything they have learned to build a fully functional responsive website. They will plan the project, design the layout, implement styling and interactivity, and test their website before deployment. This project allows students to demonstrate their practical frontend development skills.6