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Front End Web Development with Javascript HTML CSS Bootstrap

Name: Front End Web Development with Javascript HTML CSS Bootstrap
Rating: 4.7 (304 reviews)

Full Front end web development with HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, JavaScipt (JS) and practice with hands-on Javascript projects

Created byOak Academy, OAK Academy Team

Last updated 6/2026

English

What you'll learn

How to include JS File in HTML
What are variables, why are they used
What is Boolean Logic
What is conditional statements (if else, switch case, ternary operator), how to use
What is loops (for loops, while loops, continue and break statements), how to use them
How to write Functions, what are the differences between Function Decleration and Function Expression
How to create Arrays, Array methods (push, pop, shift, unshift ...), Array iteration
How to create objects, how to update them, object methods
What is DOM, how to manipulate DOM
CSS or Cascading Style Sheets is a style sheet language used to style markup language.
HTML is a formatting language, not a programming language. Javascript is often necessary to make HTML “dynamic.
JavaScript is one of the most ubiquitous programming languages on the planet, mostly because it's the backbone of interactive web applications
Web development is a broad description of the tasks and technologies that go into creating a website.
Some web developers will obtain a degree or certification in the field.
Front end web development with javascript, html css
Each aspect of creating websites and applications entails a unique set of skills.
Web development is a broad description of the tasks and technologies that go into creating a website.
JavaScript is one of the most ubiquitous programming languages on the planet, mostly because it's the backbone of interactive web applications.
JavaScript is a curly-braced, dynamically typed, prototype-based, object-oriented programming language
JavaScript is the programming language that allows users to interact with the websites that they're visiting making it very important language for web developer
JavaScript is a text-based programming language used for client- and server-side development.
Choosing the best JavaScript framework for your web project depends on what you are looking for.
HTML, or hypertext markup language, is computer code used to create web pages and emails. Web developers, email marketers, web writers, and many others use HTML
HTML is a formatting language, not a programming language. Javascript is often necessary to make HTML “dynamic.
HTML is not considered a programming language but rather a markup or formatting language.

Course content

20 sections • 179 lectures • 27h 42m total length

Let's See What You Will Learn in HTML Part?2:08
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What is web development?
Web development is a broad description of the tasks and technologies that go into creating a website. It can be as simple as making a static text-based website or as elaborate as developing an interactive dynamic website. You can break web development into two different categories: frontend (client-side) and backend (server-side). Frontend code executes on the user's computer. This can include HTML, JavaScript, and CSS. Backend code runs on the server — this commonly includes communicating with a database and often involves languages like Python, Ruby, Java, or PHP. Web development does not necessarily include the design process — it focuses on code. A web designer builds wireframes to mockup their vision for a website and then shares that with a developer. The developer is responsible for writing the code that implements the design.
Project Files and Course Documents for Front End Web Development0:06
Web development: Together with you we searched for the answer to the question of what is html, which is the subject of our course, and we learned how to use it by downloading the text editor atom that we will prepare our applications.
General Terms9:43
In this lesson, we will explain some terms that you may encounter during web development. Thus, we want you to be familiar with some concepts.
FAQ about Front end web development with javascript, html, css, bootstrap12:06
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How long does it take to become a web developer?
The answer to this question will depend on you. The more time you spend developing your skills, the faster you can become a web developer. The good news is that web development generally uses light-weight code that is easier to learn than many other languages. If dedicated, you can learn the basics of web development in a couple of months. But good web developers never stop learning. A better question might be, "What can I do to become a better web developer faster?" The answer to this question is practice. Becoming familiar with coding helps tremendously, but there is also a less obvious benefit of practicing. The more you code, the more you will run into problems or find bugs in your code. A significant aspect of web development is solving problems and debugging code. The better you get at solving problems and tracking down bugs, the faster you will get at coding.
How the Website Works?2:48
In this lesson we explain how a website works. We will cover the processes that take place from the moment a user makes a request to access a site.
What Is IDE?8:30
In this lesson, we will explain what IDE tools are used in software development. We will talk about the Visual Studio Code development tool that we will use.
First Webpage11:01
In this lesson, we will create our first web page with you. While doing this, we will explain which methods we use.

About the Section0:36
In this lesson we will give information about the department. We will explain the topics we will cover in the section.
What is HTML?2:22
In this lesson we will explain what HTML is and how to use it.
HTML Document Structure9:22
In this tutorial, we will explain what are the necessary configuration settings used when creating a basic website. We will talk about how to create them.
Text Element11:48
In this lesson, we will see how to use text tags. We will do operations with some of them.
Lists5:58
In this lesson, we will see how to use the tags used when creating a list. We will do operations with some of them.
Images7:24
In this tutorial, we will see how to add images to our pages. We will see the HTML tag and its properties that we will use to do this.
Hyperlinks7:44
In this lesson, we will perform operations with the HTML tag, which allows us to switch between pages and also allows us to go to different pages with links.
Container Elements10:56
In this lesson, we will see the tags we use as wrappers of html tags. We will talk about their effect on our pages.
What is Semantic HTML?3:39
In this lesson, we will talk about what semantic HTML tags are. We will explain what they do. We will explain which of them are most commonly used.
Creating Tables with HTML7:16
In this tutorial, we will show you how to create tables with HTML tags. We will explain how to use them and their properties.
Colspan & Rowspan6:18
In this lesson, we will show you how to create tables with HTML tags. We will explain how to make row and column adjustments of tables.
Working With Form Elements15:16
In this tutorial, we will talk about form tags, which are the most commonly used features when creating web pages.
Checkbox6:23
In this tutorial, we will learn how to use the checkbox type, which is one of the types of the input tag, and we will explain what it does.
Input type; Radio & File7:00
In this tutorial, we will learn how to use the input tag types radio and file, and we will explain what they do.
Select & Option6:05
In this lesson, we will learn to use selct and option which are form elements. We will explain what they do.
New Visual Studio Code Extensions3:12
In this tutorial, we will talk about some VS Code plugins that will make our work easier while writing code. We will install them.
Challenge4:00
In this lesson, we will introduce a challenge related to the topics we have learnt so far.
Let’s Make the Challenges16:21
In this lesson, we will start doing the operations we asked you in the previous lesson.
Challenge Solutions Continue10:00
In this lesson, we will continue to do the operations we asked you in the previous lesson. This lesson will be the last lesson in our section.

About the Section1:34
In this lesson we will give information about the department. We will explain the topics we will cover in the section.
What is CSS3:16
In this lesson, we will explain what CSS is. We will talk about what we can do with it.
Styling Methods-Inline, Internal and External13:17
In this lesson, we will see the methods of styling with CSS. We will talk about their differences.
Let’s Do Some Styling18:46
In this lesson, we'll start styling with CSS.
Combining Selectors7:00
In this lesson, we will explain what we should pay attention to when styling with CSS. We will talk about methods that will make our work easier in styling operations.
Style Operation With Class and Id Assignment15:19
In this lesson, we will explain what are the class and ID structures we will use when styling with CSS. We will talk about their properties, we will explain how to use them.
Order of Priority in CSS9:41
In this lesson, we will explain the advantages of the methods used when styling with CSS. We will talk about the order we need to follow for the operations we have done to be valid.
Working with Colors7:48
In this tutorial, we will explain different ways of using colour when styling with CSS.
Working with Colors on Code9:40
In this tutorial, we will start using colours in different formats when styling with CSS. We will make examples for each of these.
Using Border in CSS7:55
In this lesson, we will learn how to use the border property, which is one of the important issues when styling with CSS.
Pseudo-Class in CSS12:49
In this lesson, one of the important issues when styling with CSS is how to use the pseudo classes. We will talk about their types. We will explain how to use each of them.
Styling Hyperlinks With Pseudo-Class9:38
In this tutorial, we will start using pseudo classes, one of the most important topics when styling with CSS. We will exemplify this through the "a" tag.
Crome DevTools12:50
In this lesson, we will introduce you to a new field. This is a feature of the crome browser. We call this area developer tools. We will talk about the features of this area and how to use it.
Important Advices for CSS13:11
In this lesson, we will talk about the issues you should pay attention to when doing operations with CSS. We will make recommendations about these issues.
Challenge 126:52
In this lesson, we will do a challenge to reinforce what we have learnt so far.
Box Model3:49
In this lesson, we will explain the box model. We will talk about how to use and create it.
Margin & Padding15:54
In this lesson, we will talk about margin and padding, which are the properties that give an HTML tag volume and outer distance. We will see their effects on tags.
Let’s Start Using Margin & Padding21:36
In this tutorial, we will start using the margin and padding properties, which are the properties that give an HTML tag volume and outer distance.
Dimensioning with CSS16:53
In this lesson, we will learn how to size the html element using the width and height properties. We will talk about some points that we should pay attention to while performing them.
Let’s Centre Our Page8:06
In this tutorial, we will see how to centre our entire page. We will talk about various methods to do this.
Challenge 215:32
In this lesson, we will do a challenge to reinforce what we have learnt so far.
Types of Boxes16:50
In this lesson, we will talk about box models. We will explain how to create them.
Element Positioning with CSS15:32
In this tutorial, we will learn how to remove our tags from the normal page flow and position them where we want on the page.
Use of Fixed and Sticky11:28
In this lesson, we will learn how to use fixed and stick, which are position properties. We will make examples about these topics
Creating Shadow in CSS10:30
In this lesson, we will learn how to give a shadow to an element. We will make examples about this.
Challenge 321:15
In this lesson, we will do a challenge to reinforce what we have learnt so far.

About the Section0:43
In this lesson we will give information about the department. We will explain the topics we will cover in the section.
3 Ways to Create Layout on Web Pages5:15
In this tutorial, we will look at three ways to create a page layout. We will explain how they work.
Float18:24
In this lesson, we will learn to use the float method, which is one of the methods of creating page layout.
Flexbox12:26
In this lesson, we will learn how to use the flexbox method, which is one of the methods of creating page layout.
Flexbox Overview5:16
In this lesson, we will talk about the features of the flexbox method, which is one of the methods of creating page layout. We will explain what they do.
Let’s Keep Using Flexbox13:35
In this lesson, we will start using the features of the flexbox method, which is one of the methods of creating page layout. We will make an example about all features.
Flex-Wrap8:25
In this lesson, we will start using the flex-wrap feature, a feature of the flexbox method, which is one of the methods of creating page layout. We will see how it creates an effect.
Adding Flexbox to Our Project11:35
In this lesson, we will add the flex-wrap feature, a feature of the flexbox method, which is one of the methods of creating page layout, to our application. Thus, we will see how it creates an effect on a real website.
Adding Flexbox to Our Project - 217:03
In this lesson, we will continue to use the flex-wrap feature, which is a feature of the flexbox method, which is one of the methods of creating page layout, in different parts of our application. Thus, we will create our page layout with flexbox.
Let’s Change the Page Layout with Flexbox8:26
In this lesson, the general structure of the application we have been working on so far has been created with flexbox. Now we will see how to change the shape of the whole page.
Introduction to CSS Grid12:52
In this lesson, we will start using the CSS Grid feature, which is one of the features of creating the page layout.
What Is CSS Grid?4:44
In this lesson, we will explain what the CSS Grid features are, which are the features of creating the page layout. We will explain what each one does
Let’s Continue Examining CSS Grid Features10:43
In this lesson, we will show the CSS Grid features, which are the features of creating the page layout, on a sample application. We will apply all the topics we have seen in the previous lesson one by one here and we will see how it creates an effect on the tags.
Other Grid Features9:12
In this lesson, we will use a few different features of the CSS Grid, one of the features for creating page layout.

Section Overview1:33
In this lesson we will give information about the department. We will explain the topics we will cover in the section.
Media Query and CSS Animations Code Samples3:37
In this lesson, we will examine sample code fragments related to MEDIA QUERY and CSS Animations, which are the features we will use to make our pages responsive design. We will explain what they do.
Responsive Menu Making With Media Query8:42
In this lesson, we will create a menu with responsive design using MEDIA QUERY, which is the feature we will use to make our pages responsive.
CSS Animations13:38
In this lesson, we will talk about the CSS Animation properties that we will use to add animations to our pages.
Making a Slider Menu With Transform9:26
In this lesson, we will create a sliding menu using transform, one of the CSS Animation properties that we will use to add animation to our pages.
Keyframes4:11
In this lesson, we will learn how to use the keyframes feature, which is the feature we will use to make larger-scale animation operations. We will make a few examples about it.
Animation Examples With Keyframes17:16
In this tutorial, we will make different examples using the keyframes feature, which is the feature we will use to make more extensive animation operations.

Portfolio Website4:49
In this lesson, we will introduce the website we want to create. We will make explanations about each area.
Let’s Start Creating the Sections9:21
In this lesson, we will create the skeleton structure of the portfolio page we want to develop. We will create the sections of the pages that will be included in it. We will learn different features that we will use in the page. Some of them are using different font families and using icons from different sources.
Let’s Start With Header Creation18:26
In this lesson, we will create the header area of the portfolio page we want to develop, which contains the header and page transition operations.
Home Section14:37
In this lesson, we will create the home page, which is the home page of the portfolio page we want to develop.
About Section5:44
In this lesson, we will create the about page of the portfolio page we want to develop, which is the page that contains information about ourselves.
Services Section8:26
In this lesson, we will create the services page of the portfolio site we want to develop. There will be areas where we will talk about the services we provide to users.
Portfolio Section12:17
In this lesson, we will create the portfolio page of the portfolio site we want to develop. There will be sections where we will show users the work we have done so far.
Contact Section & Footer15:38
In this lesson, we will create the contact page of the portfolio site we want to develop. Here we will create a form field for users to contact us. We will create it in the footer area at the bottom of our page.
Responsive Page Design16:21
In this lesson, we will work on responsive design to ensure that the portfolio site we want to develop has a proper display on all available screens. At the end of our lesson, we will talk about the topics we have seen throughout our course. This will be the last lesson of our course.

Bootstrap 53:01
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This lesson we will prepare such a section with you. In this section, we will talk about how to make promotional videos that are usually found on web pages. And We will talk about modals which has an important place in Bootstrap.
How to Integrate Bootstrap Into Applications13:02
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Last lesson we talked about modal and in this lesson we will prepare this part of our Project. Here talk about what we will do to add videos . We will write a few JavaScript codes to complete this section
Container and Container Fluid9:39
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In this lesson, we will learn how to prepare such a section that you usually encounter on websites. And we need to have Bootstrap Cards information to prepare this part.
Bootstrap 5 Typography Review6:58
front web development, web development with javascript, html css: In our last lesson, we talked about what we can do with Bootstrap Card Component. And in this lesson we will prepare this part of our Project.
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Text Features11:31
front end web development, bootstrap and html, css: In this lesson, we will talk to you about the bootstrap de carousel part. We will make a preliminary preparation for slideshow we prepared in our new Project.
The world of web development is as wide as the internet itself. Much of our social and vocational lives play out on the internet, which prompts new industries aimed at creating, managing, and debugging the websites and applications that we increasingly rely on.
Use of Colors10:17
full stack web development with javascript, html, css, bootstrap: In the last lesson, we talked about bootstrap carousel component to prepare slideshows. And in this lesson we will add slideshows to our Project
The world of web development is as wide as the internet itself. Much of our social and vocational lives play out on the internet, which prompts new industries aimed at creating, managing, and debugging the websites and applications that we increasingly rely on.
Spacing10:06
front end web development, html, css, bootstrap, mern stack project: In this lesson, we will talk to you about a slightly different topic today. CSS Z-Index.
What is web development?
Web development is a broad description of the tasks and technologies that go into creating a website. It can be as simple as making a static text-based website or as elaborate as developing an interactive dynamic website. You can break web development into two different categories: frontend (client-side) and backend (server-side). Frontend code executes on the user's computer. This can include HTML, JavaScript, and CSS. Backend code runs on the server — this commonly includes communicating with a database and often involves languages like Python, Ruby, Java, or PHP. Web development does not necessarily include the design process — it focuses on code. A web designer builds wireframes to mockup their vision for a website and then shares that with a developer. The developer is responsible for writing the code that implements the design.
Border8:45
front end web development, html, css, bootstrap: In this lesson, we will prepare a very easy section with you. We have a section with a photo and a paragraphand and here is the header and one button. In this lesson, we will prepare this section with filters.
What are the steps to becoming a web developer?
Some web developers will obtain a degree or certification in the field. However, most jobs don't require a specific degree or level of education, just demonstrated knowledge of the field. So, it is more important that you know how to show off your skills. You could highlight your skills through relevant work experience or a portfolio of past projects. You might also share code you have developed using a platform like GitHub, or participate in solution-based forums like StackOverflow that reward you for helping others. HTML, CSS, and JavaScript are the first three coding languages you'll need to learn to break into web development. You need these three essential elements to create a modern website and work as a frontend web developer. HTML (Hyper-Text Markup Language) specifies the content of the website and builds the backbone. CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) styles the content. JavaScript controls the interactive elements of the website.
Display9:07
front end web developer, html, css, bootstrap: In this lesson, we will prepare the most fun part of our project with you. An image gallery. These gallery sections on web pages always seem attractive and fun to me. So in this lesson, we will love this section of our page.
What are the steps to becoming a web developer?
Some web developers will obtain a degree or certification in the field. However, most jobs don't require a specific degree or level of education, just demonstrated knowledge of the field. So, it is more important that you know how to show off your skills. You could highlight your skills through relevant work experience or a portfolio of past projects. You might also share code you have developed using a platform like GitHub, or participate in solution-based forums like StackOverflow that reward you for helping others. HTML, CSS, and JavaScript are the first three coding languages you'll need to learn to break into web development. You need these three essential elements to create a modern website and work as a frontend web developer. HTML (Hyper-Text Markup Language) specifies the content of the website and builds the backbone. CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) styles the content. JavaScript controls the interactive elements of the website.
Position Relative & Absolute10:54
web development, front end, html, css, bootstrap: In this lesson, ,we will prepare footer area and we will prepare an e-mail section.
What are the steps to becoming a web developer?
Some web developers will obtain a degree or certification in the field. However, most jobs don't require a specific degree or level of education, just demonstrated knowledge of the field. So, it is more important that you know how to show off your skills. You could highlight your skills through relevant work experience or a portfolio of past projects. You might also share code you have developed using a platform like GitHub, or participate in solution-based forums like StackOverflow that reward you for helping others. HTML, CSS, and JavaScript are the first three coding languages you'll need to learn to break into web development. You need these three essential elements to create a modern website and work as a frontend web developer. HTML (Hyper-Text Markup Language) specifies the content of the website and builds the backbone. CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) styles the content. JavaScript controls the interactive elements of the website.
Position Fixed & Sticky3:24
web development with react, nodejs, react native: Generally we talked about the structures on a web page. Now it's time for fine workmanship. Yes, we have completed the chapters, but our page is still not exactly what we wanted. For example, when we enlarge and shrink our screen, an image in the background is not responsive. Or when we press these links in the navbar section, we do not redirect anywhere. However, we can direct these links to other sections of our page.
Sizing6:26
front end web development, full-stack web development: Today we have come to an end in our project and we will complete our page in general.
Buttons6:49
In this lesson, we will see the classes we can use when creating buttons in Bootstrap. We will see the different types of buttons we can create with Bootstrap
Using Images Classes6:47
In this lesson, we will learn how to use the classes of the img tag in Bootstrap and what they do
Other Bootstrap 5 Features18:10
In this lesson, we will touch on the basic topics that we don't see in Bootstrap. We will go through the topics we will talk about here quickly. Thus, we will explain all the most frequently used features from the basic features.
Quiz

Grid14:33
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In this tutorial, we will start learning the grid structure that we will use to create a page layout in Bootstrap. We will explain the grid system that we need to pay attention to when using this structure.
Using Bootstrap Grid Structure on Different Screen Size11:14
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In this lesson, we will explain how to use the grid structure that we will use to create page layout in Bootstrap for different screen sizes.
Aligning Columns and Gutters18:09
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In this lesson, we will learn how to align the columns when we use the grid structure in Bootstrap. Then we will learn the class we will use to create spaces in the grid structure.
Let's Start Using Flex with Bootstrap 59:44
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In this tutorial, we will learn the flex structure, one of the features we can use to create a page layout in Bootstrap.
Vertical and Horizontal Alignment in Flex Structure14:09
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In this lesson, we will learn how to align the elements in the flex structure horizontally and vertically, which is one of the features we can use to create page layout in Bootstrap.
Other Flexbox Features7:00
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In this lesson, we will explain the features of the flex structure, which is one of the features we can use to create page layout in Bootstrap, that we have not touched on so far.
List Group12:23
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In this lesson, we will learn how to work with groups of lists in Bootstrap and the classes we will use to create a layout for them.
Form Classes9:17
In this lesson, we will learn the ready-made classes that we will use in form tags in Bootstrap.
Let's Continue Working with Form Elements8:58
In this tutorial we will show how to work with form tags in Bootstrap. We will explain how to use the ready-made classes of these tags.
Other Input Features7:47
In this lesson, we will show other operations we can do with Bootstrap input tags.
Creating Tables With Bootstrap 515:04
In this lesson, we will learn the features we will use when creating tables with Bootstrap.
Quiz

Bootstrap Features Working With Javascript1:49
In this lesson, we will give an overview of the chapter.
Dropdown10:33
In this lesson, we will learn how to create dropdown menus with Bootstrap.
Modal10:51
In this tutorial, we will learn how to create collapsible fields with Bootstrap. We will cover this topic under modal.
Carousel15:08
In this tutorial, we will learn how to make a carousel with Bootstrap.
Collapse & Accordion15:39
In this lesson, we will learn how to create accordions with Bootstrap. At the beginning of the lesson, we will first explain collapse structures. Then we will create an example by combining the two.
Quiz

Project Presentation3:16
front end web development, full stack web development with react js, express, mongodb bootstrap: In this tutorial, we will introduce the application we will create with Bootstrap.
Navbar14:28
web development, front end web development, html, css and bootstrap:In this tutorial, we will build the navigation part of the application we will create with Bootstrap. Here we will create a section with a different structure according to different screen sizes.
Let’s Start Creating Carousel8:40
front end web development, react and bootstrap: In this lesson, we will create the carousel area that will be included in the application we will create with Bootstrap. Here we will create a structure that talks about the trainings and services provided by our company.
Let’s Start Creating the Main Section13:57
In this lesson, we will start creating the largest area of the application we will create with Bootstrap. This will include a section that talks about the features of our company and a section that introduces our teachers. We will use a card structure here. The section we will create here will have a responsive design. Just like the app in general.
Creation of Students and Questions Sections7:10
In this lesson, we will create an application with Bootstrap for students and questions. Here we will make use of dropdown structures.
Creation of Contact and Footer Section14:14
In this tutorial, we will create the last part of the application we will create with Bootstrap. This will include the form and the Footer area.
Bootstrap Quiz

Requirements

No prior knowledge needed about front end web development
This course will take you from scratch to the advanced level
Willingness and Motivation to successfully complete the training
Desire to learn front end web development
Desire to learn javascript
Desire to learn HTML & CSS
Desire to learn full stack web development
Desire to learn react or react js with redux, hooks and context
Desire to build react applications, mern stack project, web applications from zero to hero
Desire to learn html css javascript, website development
Desire to learn bootstrap for web design, website development
Desire to learn grid css
Desire to learn html, css, javascript
Desire to learn mern stack and mern stack project
Desire to learn html css javascript
Nothing else! It’s just you, your computer and your ambition to get started today

Description

Hello there,

Welcome to the Front end web development with Javascript HTML CSS Bootstrap course.

Full Front end web development with HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, JavaScipt (JS) and practice with hands-on Javascript projects

This course will be your gateway to learning web design with blank HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files with a step-by-step approach. We can assure you that only this course will be enough for you to learn Web Development from scratch to intermediate. Front-end web development, front end, front end development, frontend web development, frontend, front-end, full front-end web development, web development, front-end development, HTML, front-end web development, HTML full course

This course will take you from a complete beginner to a Master level in hours! By the way, you do not need to know anything about this course.

We'll be moving rapidly to give you the quickest, yet most thorough Bootstrap website building experience.

In this course, we have created a completely custom HTML learning environment for the first few sections of this course. Each lecture has an HTML page associated with it and has a start state. As we move along through the lectures, you code along with us while learning all that web development offers including helpers/utilities, components, widgets, grid, and more.

The most important feature that distinguishes this course from the others is that it deals with the most basic issues about JavaScript in detail and helps students to put what they have learned in theory into practice.

In our course, you can test what you have learned on both MAC and Windows computers. You do not need to purchase any tools or applications as free tools and platforms are used.

During the course, I made sure to explain all the topics that may seem complicated to you in as simple and detailed as possible. I have used some diagrams to help you understand better.

JavaScript is one of the most ubiquitous programming languages on the planet, mostly because it's the backbone of interactive web applications. On top of that, JavaScript is a great language for beginners because it gives them a chance to write code that does something visual, which is exciting and helpful when you're just getting started as a programmer. Dynamic content is the hot topic in web development right now. Dynamic content refers to content that constantly changes and adapts to specific users whenever possible. For example, JavaScript can be used to determine if a website visitor is using a computer or a mobile device before deciding whether or not to render the mobile version of the website. It's these small things behind the scenes that create genuine value in using JavaScript to create dynamic web pages.

This course will take you from a beginner to a more experienced level. You will learn HTML5, CSS3, Bootstrap and JavaScript step by step with hands-on examples.

In this course you will learn;

Learn to use the latest HTML5 and CSS3 to add unique styling to Bootstrap
Learn and create amazing high-quality Bootstrap 4 themes and UIs from scratch
Master every single Bootstrap component
Learn to compile Sass in the easiest way possible using a GUI
Get a crash course of the Bootstrap Grid System with the theme layout
Learn how to add Website Scrolling Animation to any Bootstrap Component or HTML Element
How you can operate on variables,
Boolean logic,
How to create a conditional statement,
How you can perform transactions with Loops,
How a function is created and why it needs arguments,
How Arrays and Objects, which are basic data structures, are created,
How DOM Manipulation is done,
You will have learned and had the opportunity to test what you have learned with the code quizzes in our course.
Front end Web Development
Javascript
Bootstrap
HTML
CSS
HTML CSS Javascript
Full Front End Web Development

No prior knowledge is needed!

What is web development?

Web development is a broad description of the tasks and technologies that go into creating a website. It can be as simple as making a static text-based website or as elaborate as developing an interactive dynamic website. You can break web development into two different categories: frontend (client-side) and backend (server-side). Frontend code executes on the user's computer. This can include HTML, JavaScript, and CSS. Backend code runs on the server — this commonly includes communicating with a database and often involves languages like Python, Ruby, Java, or PHP. Web development does not necessarily include the design process — it focuses on code. A web designer builds wireframes to mockup their vision for a website and then shares that with a developer. The developer is responsible for writing the code that implements the design.

What are the steps to becoming a web developer?

Some web developers will obtain a degree or certification in the field. However, most jobs don't require a specific degree or level of education, just demonstrated knowledge of the field. So, it is more important that you know how to show off your skills. You could highlight your skills through relevant work experience or a portfolio of past projects. You might also share code you have developed using a platform like GitHub, or participate in solution-based forums like StackOverflow that reward you for helping others. HTML, CSS, and JavaScript are the first three coding languages you'll need to learn to break into web development. You need these three essential elements to create a modern website and work as a frontend web developer. HTML (Hyper-Text Markup Language) specifies the content of the website and builds the backbone. CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) styles the content. JavaScript controls the interactive elements of the website.

How long does it take to become a web developer?

The answer to this question will depend on you. The more time you spend developing your skills, the faster you can become a web developer. The good news is that web development generally uses light-weight code that is easier to learn than many other languages. If dedicated, you can learn the basics of web development in a couple of months. But good web developers never stop learning. A better question might be, "What can I do to become a better web developer faster?" The answer to this question is practice. Becoming familiar with coding helps tremendously, but there is also a less obvious benefit of practicing. The more you code, the more you will run into problems or find bugs in your code. A significant aspect of web development is solving problems and debugging code. The better you get at solving problems and tracking down bugs, the faster you will get at coding.

What is JavaScript?

JavaScript is a curly-braced, dynamically typed, prototype-based, object-oriented programming language. It started as the programming language for the web and is one of the three layers of standard web technologies — the other two being HTML and CSS. JavaScript allows you to create and control content dynamically on a web page without requiring a page reload. Web browsers are able to interpret it, and when triggered by events, modify the HTML and CSS of a web page with dynamic updates. JavaScript also uses asynchronous calls to fetch data from web services in the background. Although it was initially only used in web browsers, JavaScript engines have since been put to use as servers with Node.js, included in desktop application frameworks like Electron, and embedded in phone frameworks like Apache Cordova.

Why is JavaScript important?

JavaScript is the programming language that allows users to interact with the websites that they're visiting, making it a very important language for web developers to know. In the past, most developers focused on the backend; JavaScript was only relevant when they needed to use visual effects. As web development evolved and the focus shifted towards user experience, programmers started to rely on JavaScript for their frontend code heavily. Today, most sites use JavaScript to fetch and submit data, use logic, and generate HTML in browsers. JavaScript can also communicate asynchronously with data servers in the background without interrupting the user interaction in the foreground. These features make JavaScript not only an important language but a necessary language for modern web development.

What are the main uses of JavaScript?

JavaScript is a text-based programming language used for client- and server-side development. Web developers have used JavaScript since its inception to add simple interactivity to web pages like modals, animated elements, or image slideshows. While that is still one of its primary uses, Javascript has evolved to building complete web applications. SPAs, or single page applications, depend on JavaScript-based frameworks like React, Angular, and Vue to bring a desktop-like application experience to the browser. However, it's important to note that web browsers aren't places that make good use of the programming language. Javascript is also popular for building web services and back-end infrastructure with Node.js. React Native, Xamarin, Ionic, and NativeScript frameworks use JavaScript for developing phone apps as well.

React vs. Angular vs. Vue: what is the best JavaScript framework?

Choosing the best JavaScript framework for your web project depends on what you are looking for. React is a popular framework, which means you will find a lot of community support if you need help. It is also considered relatively easy to learn but is being developed at a rapid pace. Angular is a framework that makes data binding easy so that you can template an application faster. It also uses the RxJS library to simplify asynchronous programming and Typescript (which compiles to JavaScript) for a cleaner, less error-prone development process. Some cons of Angular are that it can have a steep learning curve and can be complex. Vue is a lightweight framework, so it is easy to learn, very performant, and flexible. Some cons of Vue are limited plugins, and its flexibility can lead to irregular code.

What is JSON and what is it used for?

Because of the evolution of the JavaScript language, JavaScript has a variety of techniques for creating objects. But, ultimately in the background, JavaScript is using a syntax called JSON. JSON stands for JavaScript Object Notation and is a standard text-based format used to represent objects in JavaScript. The same basic types of data represented in Javascript can also be represented in JSON, including strings, numbers, arrays, booleans, and JavaScript objects. Although JSON is based on the JavaScript object, it is not just used in JavaScript. It is also used as a format to transfer data from a web browser to a server and vice versa because of the format's simplicity and small size. The JSON format is used in REST APIs for this purpose and has replaced XML as the standard format for many APIs. Because of this, just about any language you use will have a method of converting data into JSON to interact with REST APIs.

What is AJAX and what is it used for?

AJAX stands for Asynchronous JavaScript and XML. AJAX is a technology that developers use to create better, faster and more interactive web applications. AJAX uses XHTML for content, CSS to style the page, and JavaScript for controlling content dynamically. AJAX allows you to update a web page without reloading the page (this technique is called a “SPA” or Single Page Application), request data for the page after it has loaded, receive data after the page has loaded, and send data to the server in the background. Despite XML being part of the acronym that makes up AJAX, AJAX can send and receive data in any format, including JSON or plain text. While traditional web applications use synchronous methods to send and receive information from a web server, AJAX can use asynchronous API calls in the background without blocking activity in the browser. AJAX is a data-driven rather than a page-driven technology.

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Front End Web Development with Javascript HTML CSS Bootstrap

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Intro to front end web development, javascript, html, css, boostrap7 lectures • 46min

HTML Fundamentals19 lectures • 2hr 22min

CSS Fundamentals26 lectures • 5hr 27min

Layout on Webpage14 lectures • 2hr 19min

Media Query and CSS Animations7 lectures • 58min

Portfolio Website9 lectures • 1hr 46min

Bootstrap 5 Fundamentals15 lectures • 2hr 15min

Bootstrap 5 Advanced11 lectures • 2hr 8min

Bootstrap Features Working With JavaScript5 lectures • 54min

Bootstrap 5 Project6 lectures • 1hr 2min

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