HTML, CSS, & JavaScript – Certification Course for Beginners

HTML, CSS, & JavaScript – Certification Course for Beginners, A Comprehensive Guide for Beginners interested in learning HTML, CSS, & JavaScript to Build Interactive Web Pages.

Welcome to the HTML, CSS, & JavaScript – Certification Course for Beginners.

If you are interested in mastering the art of front-end development, look no further. This course is the complete beginners guide to developing cutting-edge web pages that are fully mobile responsive.

The course branches into three sections. We start by exploring HTML5, students learn the composition of a web page and how a web browser interprets html code to display the visual elements of a page. We cover just about every aspect of HTML syntax, to ensure you are well prepared for the remaining sections ahead.

The HTML sections covers the following key concepts:

HTML Page Structure
Working with Spacing
Text Formatting
Creating Ordered & Unordered Lists
Inserting Images & Videos
Creating Links and Anchor Tags
Inserting Tabular Data & Tables
Creating Forms
+ Much More

Once students have a firm grasp on HTML coding, we move right into CSS. Here, students will learn to add stunning design elements to really make web pages visually aesthetic. We will also cover a broad range of CSS attributes to make web pages completely mobile responsive, even on the trickiest of devices such as phones and tablets.

The CSS section of this course covers the following key concepts:

CSS Rules
CSS Classes
Divisions
CSS Id’s
Margins, Padding
Font Properties
Backgrounds & Transparency
Positioning
Link Styling
CSS Tables
+ Much More

In the last section of this course students will dive into adding interactive client-side functionality using JavaScript. JavaScript is an extremely powerful front-end programming language that can really help take web pages to another level. This section teaches students how to add client-side validation to forms, animate images and objects, and manipulate both HTML and CSS elements using the DOM (Document Object Model).

The JavaScript section covers the following key concepts: