Who should take this class?
- Aspiring Web Developers.
- Graphic designers and UI/UX designers that wish to learn frontend development to expand their skill set, collaborate more effectively with developers, or transfer into a hybrid designer-developer career.
- Backend Developers who specialize in backend technologies and wish to broaden their knowledge to include frontend programming for full-stack capabilities.
- Software engineers that wish to expand their expertise and job options by learning frontend development.
- Students and recent grads.
- Freelancers and entrepreneurs that wish to design or maintain their own websites or online apps, or who want to provide clients with web development services.
- Digital marketers and content creators who want to learn more about frontend technologies so they can improve their websites for user experience, SEO, and conversion.
- Enthusiasts and hobbyists that want to study frontend development for personal projects or simply for the love of technology and acquiring new skills.
Frontend Development with IDEaL
Students in the Frontend Development course learn how to use HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to develop visually appealing and user-friendly web interfaces. The curriculum covers responsive design, performance optimization, and best practices for accessibility. Students acquire practical expertise with popular frontend frameworks and modules like React and Angular. Graduates are equipped for work as frontend developers, designing interesting and user-friendly websites and web applications.
Technologies covered
Learning Objectives
- To create visually beautiful and responsive web pages, master the essential technologies of frontend development, such as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
- Learn how to construct dynamic and interactive web applications using popular JavaScript libraries and frameworks such as React and Angular.
- Understand responsive web design ideas and how to construct websites that look excellent on all devices and screen sizes.
- Learn how to use version control systems like Git to successfully manage and collaborate on code.
- Develop abilities in website performance optimization, such as lazy loading, image optimization, and minification, to ensure quick loading times and a seamless user experience.
- Master browser developer tools to debug and optimize your code, assuring cross-browser and platform compatibility.