
Welcome to The Complete Web Development Course, the most comprehensive web development course on the internet. Throughout the course, we will have fun together learning Web Development Technologies. You will confidently go from Zero-skills to a Professional cash Earning Web developer. In this video I will give you an overview of the different chapters of the course. I will list the skills you will learn and I will introduce you to the powerful websites and applications you will share with the world at the end of each section.
Explore the complete web development course—from HTML5 and CSS with flexbox, grid, and Sass to JavaScript, jQuery, Bootstrap, ES6, and backend NodeJS and PHP—built through 15 projects.
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This video will explain the structure of a webpage, it will introduce the different components that build up the skeleton of a website.
In this lecture, you will build your very first website.
In this lecture, you will get your free unlimited web hosting so that you can upload your website on a remote server and share it with the whole world.
Upload your site to the server, use the control panel DirectAdmin, navigate to public_html, edit index.html, and set up FTP tools like Cyberduck or FileZilla to publish live pages.
In this lecture, you will set up fire FTP on our computer, which will make easy for you to transfer files from and to the server with a simple drag and drop.
Install and use FileZilla to connect to your hosting server via FTP, upload files to public_html including index.html, and edit remotely while managing caching behavior.
In this lecture, you will learn the syntax of HTML headings and add different headings to your website.
In this lecture, you will learn the syntax of HTML paragraphs, you will create your first paragraph. You will then create your second paragraph and add a line break inside it.
In this lecture, you will add links to your website. This session will cover different types of links, links taking you to an external website, links taking you to a file in the same server you are working in and links taking you to a certain HTML element in your website itself.
In this video, you will add images to your website. This section will cover images located in your server as well as external images living in other servers. Also you will add basic styling to pictures using basic attributes like the width and height.
In this lecture, you will understand the difference in behaviour between the main two types of HTML elements: Inline Elements and Block Elements
In this lecture, you will embed external websites inside your website using Iframes, also you will add a nice relaxing YouTube video to your website.
In this lecture, you will create your first unordered list, and also add a nice sub-list inside your unordered list.
In this lecture, you will create a few types of ordered lists
In this lecture, you will create a description/definition list defining two main Web Technologies in this course: HTML and CSS.
In this lecture, you will create a simple HTML table consisting of three columns: Name, Company and Data of Birth, then you will populate it using details of famous people like Mark Zuckerberg or Steve Jobs.
In this lecture, you will create HTML entities like the copyright symbol or the less than sign.
In this lecture, you will create a simple login form using HTML text inputs and password inputs. You will add labels inside your form. And you will add a Login button to submit you form. I will briefly mention the different types of forms (get and post) that we will cover later in the PHP chapter.
In this lecture, you will create a nice Marketplace Checkout Form, it will consist of fields like the customer address, their preferred shipping method, payment method, etc. You will use new input types like checkboxes and radio buttons which I will explain in detail.
In this lecture, you will style text using basic HTML tags. (Advanced styling using CSS will be covered in the next chapter).
In this lecture, you will add comments to HTML code to make your code more readable.
In this lecture you will get introduced to CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) which you will use later to style and decorate your websites.
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In this lecture, you will learn how to style HTML elements using inline styling, which uses the style attribute that goes inside the element tag. In the first example you will set the font-size and color of a paragraph.
In this lecture, you will learn how to style HTML elements using internal CSS which goes inside the head section of the website. You will learn how to select elements you would like to style and add styling to them.
In this lecture, you will learn how to use external CSS to styling HTML elements. You will style your website this time using and external file that you will link to your website using the link element inside the head of your website.
In this lecture, you will get introduced to the class and id concepts, which you will use to style different HTML elements with minimal code.
In this lecture, you will get introduced to the Div and Span concepts and use them to add styling to your website.
In this lecture, you will get introduced to the box model, which you will use in the next few lectures to add padding, borders and margins to HTML elements.
In this lecture, you will learn the padding concept and its syntax. You will add padding to div elements in your page.
In this lecture, you will learn the border concept and its syntax. You will add borders to div elements in your page.
In this lecture, you will learn the outline concept and its syntax. You will add outlines to div elements in your page.
In this lecture, you will learn the margin concept and its syntax. You will add margins to div elements in your page.
In this lecture, you will get introduced to the background CSS properties and use them to style HTML elements using background images.
In this lecture, you will use the CSS float property to control how HTML elements float on a webpage.
In this lecture, you will learn different types of CSS positioning: fixed, relative and absolute positioning. You will use them to position HTML elements on your webpage. You will also use the z-index property to decide which element show on top of the other if two HTML elements overlap.
In this lecture, you will learn how to use the CSS properties: display and visibility to hide or show HTML elements. You will also learn the difference between these two properties.
In this lecture, you will use how to use CSS properties (text-decoration, font-weight, etc.) to decorate text, i.e. underlining text, make text bold, adding text shadow, etc.
In this lecture, you will learn how to use CSS properties to align text just like you would do on a text editor like Microsoft word.
In this lecture, you will learn how to set text font family. You will also learn the difference between generic and specific families.
In this lecture, you will use CSS properties to control the behaviour of text overflowing of an HTML element by breaking it, wrapping it or hiding it.
In this lecture, you will use image sprites to use only a part of an image in your webpage rather than the full picture.
In this lecture, you will learn how to add opacity to HTML pictures and control how transparent they are.
In this lecture, you will style two lists of European capitals using the CSS list properties.
In this lecture, you will style HTML links in different states: standard, active, visited.
In this lecture, you will style a div using gradients
In this lecture, you will apply 2D transforms to an HTML div: rotation, translation, skewing
In this lecture, you will apply 3D transforms to an HTML div: 3D rotation
In this lecture, you will add nice transitions to HTML elements: you will make them change their dimensions and apply 2D or 3D transforms for a specific duration.
In this lecture, you will create nice animations on your webpage using the CSS animation property. We will animate a div by moving it following a nice rectangular route and changing its colour on the way.
In this lecture, you will get introduced to the awesome features of the Website you are about to build.
In this lecture, you will build the header section of your website using HTML and style using CSS.
In this lecture, you will build the header section of your website using HTML and style using CSS.
In this lecture, you will create the website menu and decorate it.
In this lecture, you will create the introduction box and style it.
In this lecture, you will add sidebars and fill them with lists and use CSS to style them.
In this lecture, you will add sidebars and fill them with lists and use CSS to style them.
In this lecture, you will add a footer to your website and finish the project by checking your website's XHTML compliance online.
This file contains the full source code of the project.
Master flexbox, the flexible box layout module, to center content horizontally and vertically, build responsive layouts with flexible items, and use a single line of code.
Learn to build a basic flexbox container with flexible items, using border box sizing, wrap and wrap-reverse, and flex-direction controls (row, row-reverse, column, column-reverse) to create layouts.
Master aligning flex items inside rows or columns using justify-content and align-items. Use values like center, flex-start, flex-end, space-between, and space-around, and observe row reverse effects.
Learn how to align rows and columns inside a flexbox using align-items and align-content, applying stretch, flex-start, flex-end, center, space-between, and space-around for responsive layouts.
Learn how to resize flex items in a flex container using flex grow, flex basis, and flex shrink, and how wrapping, min-width, and remaining space affect item sizes.
Master resizing flex items with concise flex shorthand, exploring auto and minimum content widths, and controlling growth, shrink, and basis using unitless, percentage, and three-value syntax.
Build a fully responsive picture gallery with flexbox, where the container width controls the number of columns, and apply equal flex values to each column.
Explore how flexbox organizes a responsive photo gallery by wrapping columns, sizing images to 100% of their container, and using minimum widths to control column counts.
Learn to convert a simple form into a responsive flexbox layout that adapts to browser width, with a comments panel and a submit button that stays at the bottom.
Build a flexbox-based checkout form by structuring address, shipping, and payments sections, aligning labels and inputs, and using nth-child and order to control element order.
Turn the comments section into a column flex container, set the text area to flex: 1, and style inputs and the submit button for a responsive, full-width form.
Convert HTML5 and CSS3 sites into fully responsive layouts using flexbox, wrapping search boxes, centering content, and stacking menus and sidebars for any screen size.
Build a responsive menu with Flexbox, convert links to flex items, wrap on small screens, and switch to a vertical layout via a media query while refining alignment and spacing.
Create a responsive two-sidebar layout with flexbox, wrapping sidebars in a flex container and using wrappers at 50% width with padding; set the footer to the bottom with margin-top auto.
Explore how the CSS grid layout creates two-dimensional page structures by defining rows and columns with grid template, fr units, minmax, and repeat, plus auto-fill versus auto-fit and gutters.
Explains explicit versus implicit CSS grids, shows how extra rows auto adjust height, demonstrates grid auto flow to grow rows or columns, and how to size new cells.
Build an advanced CSS grid using grid areas to let items span multiple cells, then adapt layouts with media queries for responsive design across desktop and mobile.
Learn to convert a simple form into a two-column grid layout using CSS Grid, name columns, align labels and inputs with grid-column, and make the submit button span two columns.
Discover how to place grid items with coordinates in a grid container using grid row start, grid column start, and end points, including span and named areas.
Learn to align grid items vertically and horizontally in css grid, using align items, justify items, and place items, plus align content, justify content, and place content to center grid.
Create a responsive photo gallery with a css grid container that auto fills columns using minmax and repeat, adjusts to screen width without media queries, and centers images with gaps.
Explore building a four-by-four CSS grid to arrange images, with a center image spanning two columns and rows, using grid container, grid gap, and align-items center.
Explore Sass, a CSS preprocessor that compiles to CSS, enabling variables and nesting; install node-sass with Node and npm, and use watch mode to auto-compile.
Learn the differences between scss and sass syntax, declare and reuse variables, and apply nesting with ampersand selectors to style hover and active states in a responsive layout.
Explore how sass import consolidates styles into a single style.css and organize projects into base, pages, utils, components, and layout, using extend for shared button styles.
In this lecture, you will get introduced to JavaScript and the different powerful features it adds to your websites. You will create a nice webpage with an alert message showing up on page load.
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In this lecture, we will create two buttons and write JavaScript code that responds to clicking on the buttons. For the first button we will write code inside the button tag. For the second one we will write code inside the script element.
In this lecture, we will learn how to change HTML content following an event like clicking or double clicking on a button.
In this lecture, we will learn how to change HTML Style like font-size or font-family following an event like clicking or double clicking on a button.
In this lecture, we will use get introduced to variables which are simple containers which store data like a number or string. We will also get introduced to the different types of variables.
In this lecture, we will change HTML content using variables. This time we will apply our skills to create a random color generator that will affect a random new color to a div whenever we click on a button.
In this lecture, we will get introduced to the function concept which will save a lot while coding. We will use our knowledge to create a function that will swap the content of two divs whenever we click on a button.
In this lecture, we will dive into some JavaScript object oriented concepts: We will get introduced to objects and create our first object using a simple syntax.
This time we will create an object using the new key word.
This time we will create an object using another way: we will use a constructor which is a function we will define first which shows the different properties and methods of a prototype, then we will use this function to construct objects.
In this lecture, we will learn arrays which will help store multiple variables inside one variable: the array.
In this lecture, we will learn the “if and switch statements “which will tell the browser to do certain things based on certain conditions. We will use our knowledge to build a motorway speed control telling us if we are over speeding, going too slow or driving at a good speed based on our speedometer!
In this lecture, we will learn for loops, which will help us execute the same piece of code over and over without having to repeat the code at all.
In this lecture, we will learn while loops, which will help us execute the same piece of code over and over while a certain condition is true. We will use our knowledge to build an application spending randomly 1000$ in marketplace, we will be spending and spending while the condition “we still have money” is true!
In this lecture, we will learn regular expressions which are usually used to check a certain user input against a certain criteria like including at least one digit.
In this lecture, we will show JavaScript errors to our user in a user friendly way.
We will apply our skills to create a password validation example where we require the password to include at least 6 characters, one number and one capital letter. If there is an error, we show the user a user friendly message on the screen.
In this lecture, we will get introduced to timing function like setInterval which will execute the same piece of code each time a specified number of milliseconds has elapsed. We will use this function to create a counter.
In this lecture, we will learn how to access the with and height properties of the user browser or device screen. We will use our knowledge to build a webpage with 4 equal colourful divs.
In this lecture, we will learn confirmation boxes which are used to make the user accept or refuse a certain action. We also cover prompt boxes which ask the user some information like their name for example.
In this lecture, we will learn how to set cookies using JavaScript. (We will also cover cookies later in the PHP chapter)
In this lecture, we will get introduced to the awesome features of the website we are about to build.
In this lecture we will build the skeleton and styling of our Website.
In this lecture we will build the skeleton and styling of our Website.
In this lecture we will build the skeleton and styling of our Website.
In this lecture we will build the skeleton and styling of our Website.
In this lecture we will go through the logic of our Game using an illustrative flow chart.
In this lecture we will write Javascript code which will create the different functionalities our Game.
In this lecture we will write Javascript code which will create the different functionalities our Game.
In this lecture we will write Javascript code which will create the different functionalities our Game.
In this lecture we will write Javascript code which will create the different functionalities our Game.
This file contains the full source code of the project.
In this lecture, we will get introduced to the amazing features of JQuery which will make our JavaScript coding a lot easier. We will build a webpage and embed jQuery to it.
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In this lecture, we will learn how to use jQuery syntax to select HTML elements using their HTML tag, id, class, etc.
In this lecture, we will learn how to use jQuery syntax to select HTML elements using their HTML tag, id, class, etc.
In this lecture, we will learn how to use jQuery to respond to events like clicking on a button or hover on an element.
In this lecture we will learn how to use jQuery to change HTML elements content and attributes
Master how to add text to existing HTML elements by appending, prepending, and inserting text using the after and before methods, triggered by button clicks using element IDs.
In this lecture we will learn how to use jQuery to change HTML Styling: we will learn how to change properties like the width of an element. Also we will learn how to add a class or remove a class.
We will apply our skills to create a random position and color generator: Our application will make a div reposition itself randomly and get a new random color every time it is clicked.
In this lecture, we learn how to add jQuery effects like fading out or fading in elements, creating animations with a specified duration or creating a delay before a certain action takes place.
In this lecture, we will learn Ajax and use it to exchange data between our website and external resources, and update our page with received data without reloading the page.
In this lecture, we will get introduced to jQuery UI and the different powerful features it offers for web developers.
In this lecture, we will learn how to make HTML elements draggable. We will apply our knowledge by creating a funny draggable box which will get random colours continuously while being dragged and also display text like “drop me” or “leave me alone”. Once it is dropped it goes back to its original location and displays: “Finally”
In this lecture, we will learn how to make a certain element droppable. We will apply our knowledge to drag items to a box and copy a clone of these items inside our box.
In this lecture, we will learn how to make elements resizable using jQuery UI.
In this lecture, we will learn how to make list elements sortable. We will apply our knowledge by creating two lists of sortable Car Makes that we can sort and exchange using drag and drop.
In this lecture, we will learn how to create accordions using jQuery UI. We will apply our knowledge to create a resizable accordion with collapsible sections.
In this lecture, we will learn how to create inputs with prepopulated data using jQuery UI.
In this lecture, we will learn how to create and style buttons and checkboxes, add icons … using jQuery UI.
In this lecture, we will use the date picker feature of jQuery UI, to create data inputs helping the user with a calendar. We will then practise our knowledge by creating an Outbound and return Flight Date Picker just like Expedia.com. We will write code to make sure that our return flight date is after our Outbound flight date.
In this lecture, we will learn the dialog feature of jQuery UI. We will apply our knowledge by creating a nice dialog box, asking us if we want to go the previous page or cancel.
In this lecture, we will create a nice styled menu using jQuery UI. We will create another menu with headers in it.
In this lecture, we will get introduced to jQuery UI progress bar feature, and we will use our knowledge to build a nice Animated progress bar filled from 0% to 100%.
In this lecture, we learn jQuery UI select menus. We will create one styled menu, and another menu with headers in it.
In this lecture, we learn jQuery UI sliders. We will apply our skills by create a slider that we can use to select a car mileage range with a step of 1000 miles ranging from 0 to 100000 miles.
In this lectures, we will cover briefly other jQuery Widgets: Spinners, Tabs, Tooltips.
Create a fruit slice game web page using HTML, CSS, and jQuery, where fruits drop from the sky and you slice them to score points with three misses ending game.
Set up a fruits game project folder, copy the maths game's index and styling files, and adjust container and boxes to finalize the page structure and styling.
Explains fruits game logic: start or reset, generate random fruits, move them downward, check if they fall too low, deduct trials, explode fruits by slicing, and score until game over.
Convert the game logic into jQuery code, wiring a start/reset button, score, and three-heart lives while moving fruits and handling slices.
Create a jQuery based fruit catching game by dynamically adding and styling fruit images, updating the reset button, and spawning random fruits from an array.
Implement a jQuery game where fruits fall at random steps using setInterval, updating top positions, checking bounds, managing lives with hearts, and handling game over and score.
Use jQuery to create a fruit-slicing game by hovering fruits to increase the score and update the display, play slice sounds, and trigger explode and hide animations.
This file contains the full source code of the project.
Discover Bootstrap, a front-end framework that enables responsive designs with pre-built styling, components, and plugins like carousels, and learn to set up Bootstrap projects and use the grid system.
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Explore the Bootstrap grid system and 12-column responsive layouts, using breakpoint classes (xs, sm, md, lg) to shift from stacked to 3+9, 6+6, and 8+4 configurations.
Learn to style text with Bootstrap by applying heading tags h-1 through h-6, using divs with classes, and applying text and background utilities like text-primary, text-success, and background-info.
Learn to build and style tables with bootstrap using the table class, add zebra stripes, condensed padding, borders, and responsive wrappers for horizontal scrolling on small devices.
Learn how to build and style login forms with Bootstrap, using form-control and form-group for inputs, and implementing inline and horizontal layouts with the grid system and button styling.
Build a form with text areas, checkboxes, radio buttons, and selects, styled with form-control, including inline displays for checkboxes and radios and disabled fields.
Learn to implement Bootstrap form controls with validation states: success, warning, and error using form groups, labels, input sizing, icons, and input groups for practical forms.
Learn to create and style bootstrap buttons, including link-as-button variants, button tags, and predefined classes; build button groups and toolbars, control size, width, and vertical layouts.
Learn to create responsive images with Bootstrap by adding a source and alt text and applying the image-responsive class for fluid sizing, then style with rounded, thumbnail, and circle options.
Create bootstrap nav tabs and nav pills with icons and counters, and apply full-width, responsive behavior plus active and disabled states.
Learn to build a responsive Bootstrap navbar with a brand, toggle button, and collapsible content that adapts from full menu on large screens to a collapsible menu on smaller viewports.
Learn to implement bootstrap pagination and pager components, creating navigation with next and previous links, active states, and accessible labels for search results and product listings.
Build a Bootstrap jumbotron with a header, paragraphs, and a link button; style it for full width or inside a container to control layout.
Learn to build responsive thumbnails grids with Bootstrap, displaying pictures, headings, paragraphs, and buttons. Create rows and columns that adapt from extra small to large devices using grid classes.
Build interactive dropdown menus with Bootstrap's jQuery plugins using the data API. Create a button-triggered dropdown, its menu items, headers, dividers, and accessibility attributes.
Learn to build bootstrap modals with a trigger button and a three-part structure (header, body, footer). Implement accessibility attributes and handle show and hide events.
Learn to store data in buttons and use it to dynamically update a modal header with the corresponding order number, using data attributes and event handling.
Learn to implement bootstrap scrollspy to highlight navbar links as you scroll through sections such as all products, help, and department, using data attributes and javascript to toggle active states.
Learn to build a Bootstrap tabbed interface by wiring navigation tabs to content panes with data-toggle attributes, setting an active pane, and handling events to show alerts.
Explore creating tooltips with the Bootstrap tools plugin, applying data-toggle tooltip, placement options, and tooltip events through links and buttons.
Master bootstrap popovers by adding a button with data-toggle='popover' and data-content, customize trigger events like hover, and include ASML content with headers and paragraphs.
Learn to create and manage Bootstrap alert boxes for warning and success messages, with dismiss buttons and event handling to auto-hide and respond to user actions.
Learn how to use the bootstrap button plugin to add loading and complete states, with data-loading-text attributes and click handlers, including a delay and queue for state resets.
Learn how to use Bootstrap's collapse plugin to create collapsible content with links and buttons, and build accordions with panels and collapsible sections.
Learn to build a responsive bootstrap carousel slider with three slides, including images and captions, indicators, and left and right controls using data attributes and basic event handling.
Explore implementing a bootstrap affix plugin to fix a left navigation to the top of the page, auto-update active sections on scroll, and build a responsive two-column layout with data-spy.
Build a responsive app landing page from scratch using HTML, CSS, and Bootstrap. Add a header with a logo, a jumbotron with a background image, and app store links.
Build a header and featured content section by scaffolding a product folder, using a Bootstrap template, linking CSS, and styling a responsive jumbotron with a logo.
Learn to design the featured content with Bootstrap by using a container, a nine-column feature area with a header and paragraphs, and styled action buttons with hover effects.
Master responsive design by using media queries to adjust the header and featured content at breakpoints of 768, 480, and 400 pixels, changing logo and text sizes.
Build a responsive landing page featuring a jumbotron background, a glass trial section with a header and images, and a footer using css and bootstrap, all adapting to any device.
This file contains the full source code of the project.
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Embed a relaxing YouTube Video to your website (HTML)
Create an online checkout form (HTML)
Highway Speed Control (HTML & JavaScript)
Outbound and Return Flight date pickers just like the Expedia Website (HTML, CSS, jQuery & jQuery UI)
Car Mileage range using a beautiful slider (HTML, CSS, jQuery & jQuery UI)
Interactive carousel slider (HTML, CSS, jQuery & Bootstrap)
Create a responsive Contact Form (HTML, CSS, PHP & Bootstrap)
What day of the week were you born? (HTML & PHP)
Guess the date in 1000 days from now! (HTML & PHP)
Calculate the route, distance and time between New York and Toronto. (HTML, Javascript, Google Maps API’s)
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Mathematics Tutorials Website. (HTML5 & CSS3)
Maths Game. (HTML5, CSS3 & JavaScript)
Fruits Slice Game. (HTML5, CSS3 & jQuery)
App Landing Page. (HTML5, CSS3 & Bootstrap)
Company Website. (HTML5, CSS3 & Bootstrap)
Stopwatch App. (HTML5, CSS3, jQuery & Bootstrap)
Drawing App. (HTML5, CSS3, jQuery & jQuery UI, Canvas, HTML5 Local Storage)
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Distance Between Cities Website. (HTML5. CSS3, jQuery, Google Maps)
Freedom Website with Social Widgets. (Facebook, Google+ & Twitter)
Speed Reader App for the IOS and Google Play Stores.
Fully functional Car Sharing Website. (HTML5, CSS3, jQuery, Bootstrap, PHP & MySQL, Ajax, JSON, Google Maps) (Full 10h project)
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