
Explore jQuery as a framework of pre-written JavaScript that simplifies cross-browser tasks, speeds up pages, and enables HTML/CSS manipulation, animation, and Ajax through practical projects.
Choose a familiar HTML editor and download the compressed jQuery file from jquery.com for speed, then save it locally and link it in your page.
Create a JS folder, add the jquery file, and link it in the HTML head, then verify the connection by viewing the page source.
Explore jQuery selectors and filters to target elements like h1 tags, modify CSS on document ready, and apply borders; differentiate first and last selectors for precise styling.
Target a page area with jQuery by selecting the div with id text box and replacing its contents. Define a new text variable and append HTML to update the text.
Bind click and mouseleave events to a styled text box using jQuery, updating its content to 'you clicked me' and 'where are you going?'
Learn to implement hide and show interactions with jQuery, creating show and hide buttons that toggle a text box, with document ready events and simple css.
Learn how to animate elements with jQuery by wiring click handlers to four buttons—grow, move, bigger, and many—and animate a text box using width, margin-left, and font-size over defined durations.
Explore jQuery filters that target specific document areas, using a container to style the first, last, even, and odd paragraphs with borders and background colors.
Explore advanced jQuery selectors that combine CSS concepts to target elements by parent and child relationships, class, and id, and apply visible borders to matched paragraphs and lists.
Explore modifying page copy with jQuery by targeting a container and its paragraphs, wrapping them in a color box to apply blue, and using replace and empty for dynamic changes.
Discover the basics of HTML as a markup language, learn how tags define structure, and distinguish markup from programming while creating paragraphs and links.
Understand how HTML5 cleans up HTML, adds semantic tags like header, nav, and article, supports video and audio, enables canvas, drag-and-drop uploads, and geolocation, while comparing HTML4 and HTML5 features.
Create your first html page with a simple text editor, saving as index.html. Test by dragging the file into a browser, then refresh to see bold text changes.
Explore free and low-cost HTML editors such as Sublime Text, Brackets, and Dreamweaver, learn to save files and preview in a browser, and leverage extensions to automate tasks.
Learn how to use the paragraph tag in HTML, including opening and closing p tags, to create separate paragraphs that render correctly in the browser.
Explore the break tag (br) in HTML, learn how it creates a line break without a closing tag, and see how to insert soft returns to control line spacing.
Explore how header tags, from h1 to h4, structure content and influence search engines and keywords for ranking, highlighting the importance of one h1 and proper tag closing.
Compare bold and italic tagging in HTML with the semantic alternatives strong and em, and learn how these choices improve accessibility and screen reader support.
Learn how to create ordered and unordered lists in HTML using ul and li, switch between bullets and numbers, and understand the markup structure to organize content.
Explore linking images, emails, and pages with relative and absolute links in html. Learn how relative paths depend on location and how absolute urls stay constant.
Learn to create hyperlinks with the anchor tag, use href for absolute and relative links, link to external pages like Google, and use target="_blank" to open in a new tab.
Explore CSS fundamentals and styling techniques, guided by instructor Keith Hearn. Build a small website using your basic HTML understanding and your favorite HTML editor.
Explore internal style sheets by adding a style block in the head, defining a sample text class, and applying it to paragraphs to control font family, size, and color.
Unlock the power of interactive, dynamic web design with this complete course on jQuery, HTML5, and CSS3. Designed for beginners and aspiring front-end developers, this course takes you from the very basics of building web pages to creating smooth animations, responsive layouts, and interactive user experiences that feel modern and professional.
You’ll start by learning how HTML5 structures today’s websites and how CSS3 brings them to life with colors, layouts, transitions, gradients, shadows, and responsive design techniques. Once you’re comfortable with the foundation, we move into jQuery—one of the most popular and beginner-friendly JavaScript libraries ever created. You’ll learn how to manipulate elements, build animations, handle events, create visual effects, and build dynamic interfaces with clean, simplified code.
This course focuses on learning-by-doing. Together, we will build real-world mini projects such as interactive forms, mobile-friendly navigation menus, image sliders, animated components, dynamic tabs, and practical UI enhancements that you can directly apply to your own websites or client projects.
By the end of the course, you will confidently structure web pages, style them professionally, and make them fully interactive using jQuery. Whether your goal is freelancing, landing your first developer job, building your portfolio, or upgrading your web development skills, this course equips you with everything you need.
Join today and start building modern, attractive, and highly interactive websites the smart and efficient way!