
Start with an introduction to jQuery, a powerful JavaScript library designed to simplify HTML document traversal, event handling, and animation. This lecture covers the fundamentals of jQuery and its role in modern web development.
Learn how to set up your development environment for jQuery. This lecture provides a step-by-step guide to configuring your tools, including editors, browsers, and version control systems, to effectively work with jQuery.
Explore the jQuery Download Builder, a tool that allows you to customize and download specific versions of jQuery and its components. This lecture demonstrates how to use the Download Builder to include only the features you need in your projects.
Learn about using Content Delivery Networks (CDNs) to include jQuery in your projects. This lecture explains how CDNs can provide faster load times and improve performance by delivering jQuery from distributed servers.
Discover how to use Plunker for testing and sharing your jQuery code. This lecture introduces Plunker, an online code editor that allows you to create, test, and collaborate on jQuery projects directly in the browser.
Explore various debugging tools and techniques for troubleshooting jQuery code. This lecture covers how to use browser developer tools and debugging plugins to identify and fix issues in your jQuery applications.
Understand the concept of widgets in jQuery UI. This lecture explains how widgets are reusable components that enhance the functionality of web applications, including their purpose and basic usage.
Dive into the code structure of the jQuery UI Accordion widget. This lecture covers how the Accordion widget is implemented, including its key components and how to customize its behavior and appearance.
Learn about CSS attributes and their role in styling jQuery UI widgets. This lecture covers how to use CSS to control the look and feel of your jQuery UI components, including common styling techniques and best practices.
Discover how to select and manipulate elements using jQuery. This lecture explains the methods for retrieving and working with DOM elements, including selectors, traversing methods, and element manipulation techniques.
Learn how to remove CSS and JavaScript files from your jQuery UI projects. This lecture covers methods for dynamically removing styles and scripts, as well as cleaning up your project to ensure optimal performance.
Explore various techniques for creating and customizing Accordions in jQuery UI. This lecture provides practical examples and best practices for implementing Accordion widgets in your web applications.
Get introduced to the jQuery UI Spinner widget, which allows users to increment or decrement numeric values. This lecture covers the basics of the Spinner widget, including its purpose and how to incorporate it into your applications.
Delve deeper into Spinner widgets, exploring their features and customization options. This lecture covers how to configure and style Spinners, as well as advanced usage scenarios.
Continue your exploration of Spinner widgets with additional examples and advanced techniques. This lecture provides further insights into using and customizing Spinner widgets for enhanced user interactions.
Learn about the various methods available for interacting with Spinner widgets in jQuery UI. This lecture covers methods for programmatically controlling Spinner behavior, including setting values, retrieving current values, and handling events.
Learn jQuery fundamentals, including what jQuery is, its benefits, and installation methods using download or CDN. Build a simple browser app to practice, with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript prerequisites.
Explore how jQuery simplifies creating highly interactive and responsive web pages by abstracting browser differences, enabling easy content manipulation, event handling, and modern animations.
Learn how to reference the jQuery file via content delivery networks instead of hosting it locally, using Google or Microsoft CDNs in the HTML head, with minified production versions.
Learn to set up jQuery in an HTML document by including the script with the source attribute in the head, use the ready event to verify installation with an alert.
Create an html file in the web content folder with css and js folders, use script tags and alerts, and compare window.onload with jquery's ready.
Adopt a ready event shorthand in jQuery instead of dollar document.ready to run code directly. Create a separate first app.js, reference lib.js in html, and verify jQuery installation.
Explore jQuery selectors, including all, element, id, and class selectors, and learn how to select HTML elements using $(...) with CSS-like syntax and multiple selectors separated by commas.
Learn basic jQuery selectors by building a project, including the jQuery library, and using document.ready to change all elements' background color to green on button click.
Explore jQuery attribute selectors to target elements by id and class, change text color with the CSS method on click, and handle attribute values and quotes in a ready function.
Explore how jQuery attribute selectors work, including not equals, ends with, contains prefix, starts with, specific word, and contains word selectors, with links and paragraphs turning green.
Explore jQuery UI basic filters, including animated selector, eq selector, even/odd, first and last selectors, greater-than and less-than selectors, focus, not, root, header, and language selectors.
Demonstrates how to use basic filters in jQuery UI to target elements by index, even/odd, first/last, and greater-than selectors, while animating width and color.
Explore jQuery basic filters by using greater than and less than selectors on paragraphs, plus focus, not, root, header, and language selectors to style elements.
Explore what jQuery mobile is and how its framework enables building mobile apps across devices with a single platform, covering pages, transitions, buttons, panels, and themes.
Explore how jQuery UI builds interactive web apps with ready-made widgets and themes, and how jQuery mobile delivers a touch-optimized, cross-device framework for responsive hybrid or native apps.
Learn to create and navigate jQuery mobile pages within a single HTML document using data-role pages, headers, content, and footers. Apply dialogs and transitions with data-dialog and data-transition.
Explore custom and icon-only buttons, icon positions (left, right, top, bottom), and SVG fallbacks in jQuery mobile, then learn to create various popups and header or footer toolbars.
Master jQuery mobile navigation bars, including simple and persistent types with icons and header or footer placement. Explore multi-row options and learn to trigger sliding panels with a button.
Explore jQuery mobile panels, including closing, overlay, reveal, and push behaviors; learn panel positioning, dynamic content updates, and responsive layouts with data attributes and CSS transforms.
Explore jQuery mobile's responsive tables with two approaches: reflow that stacks data and column toggle that hides columns via a menu, plus five grid layouts for mobile layouts.
Explore responsive jQuery mobile grids and collapsible widgets, including grid A–D layouts, ui responsive containers, and customizable collapsibles with themes, icons, and pre-rendered markup to speed up loading.
Learn to build jQuery mobile list views with tappable lists and data-role listview on ol or ul, featuring insert, filterable, dividers, auto dividers, and icons.
jQuery mobile automatically styles HTML forms to be engaging and touch friendly, featuring text inputs, search inputs, radio buttons, checkboxes, select menus, sliders, flip toggle switches, and more.
Mobile themes from jQuery offer two styles, A and B, with color schemes controlled by data-theme on a page; default and classic themes expand customization with gradients and element colors.
Explore jQuery mobile events, including touch, scroll, orientation, and page events, with practical examples of tap, swipe, and page create and load lifecycles.
Explore jQuery mobile topic events, including page before load, page container load, and transition events, plus page show and page hide, with practical examples of navigating between pages.
Explore how to build a product page interface using HTML, CSS, and jQuery, including an image navigator, tabbed content, and pagination, all created from scratch without plugins.
Learn how to build a product image slider with a large display and thumbnail navigation using jQuery and CSS, including active class switching, list-based layout, and responsive sizing.
Learn to build jQuery tabs for product descriptions and features. Implement tab sections, CSS styling, and jQuery-powered content switching with active states and optional fade effects.
Learn to build a free bootstrap for an e-commerce shopping template, mastering HTML fundamentals, CSS, and basic jQuery to create responsive websites with a grid pattern and publish-ready code.
Explore how to build a free bootstrap for an e-commerce shopping template, focusing on the header, linked CSS stylesheets, and assets, using Sublime Text to craft a responsive design.
Explore building a Bootstrap e-commerce template by styling with css, connecting style.css to index.html, configuring a navigational menu, background images, a shopping cart, and a grid-based products page.
Learn to build an e-commerce product gallery with a 12-column bootstrap grid, defining product cards, discounts, prices, and add-to-cart and wishlist interactions, plus detail pages.
Advance your e-commerce template with Bootstrap's 12-column grid, linking stylesheets, and refining the header, navigation, product sections, and testimonials.
Master the fundamentals of jQuery, a fast, feature-rich JavaScript library, and learn to build an interactive, responsive services and solutions website via a hands-on demo using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Apply jQuery to remove elements from the DOM and manipulate the page by clicking objects, demonstrating a small case study of removing unwanted data and refreshing the page.
Apply DOM replacement with jQuery to swap a page element or text by writing a short script and CSS, then observe changes in the browser.
Explore how banner rotator sliders work, using jQuery, CSS, and images to showcase products on the home page and create smooth, automatic transitions.
Learn to implement a banner slider on web pages using jQuery, a linked script, and CSS styling, including image descriptions and minimal content for effective presentation.
Explore how to build and customize a carousel slider using jQuery and JavaScript, manipulating the DOM and CSS to create interactive, responsive image sliders in a browser.
Explore how to implement a full-width jQuery slider with responsive HTML, CSS, and script, delivering full-size images that auto-rotate for an attractive home page.
Explore how to build a grid slider using jQuery, CSS, and HTML by organizing images into a grid, applying the script, and adjusting styles for a responsive slider.
learn how to build a photo slider with jQuery UI, featuring different sizes, transitions, and per-slider numbering to enhance website visuals.
Explore how a responsive division span slider operates using jQuery, HTML, and CSS, and see text wrap around images across desktop and mobile views.
Explore a scrolling logo thumbnail slider in jQuery UI tutorials, using thumbnails to create an auto-scrolling gallery that pauses on hover and showcases the related script and style.css setup.
Explore the vertical slider in this jQuery UI tutorial, showing how images slide upward with a simple script, HTML, and CSS, and how it differs from the horizontal version.
Discover an image gallery with vertical thumbnails arranged on the side, connected by a jQuery script and styled in CSS, comparing vertical to horizontal layouts.
Explore how to build a responsive jQuery UI website by applying case study insights to implement sliders, navigation, and a cohesive CSS architecture with style.css, Bootstrap, and index.html.
Explore building a responsive website with jQuery UI by coding an index page, linking stylesheets, and implementing a top strip, navigational menu, and a carousel slider with hover effects.
Explore how to structure an about us section with a two-column Bootstrap layout, featuring content and image, a hover-enabled learn more button, and menu navigation.
Outlines how to build the jQuery demo page footer, including a three-column layout, subscribe form, and bottom strip, with header links and features using HTML, CSS, and jQuery.
Explore practical jQuery concepts through hands-on programs and a banking case study, building web applications with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, and applying advanced jQuery techniques.
Learn jquery program structure using $ and selectors, apply actions like hide, understand class and id selectors, and load jquery library from google or microsoft cdns to run scripts.
Learn to write a jQuery script using the document.ready function to ensure the page loads before execution, select elements with a selector, and apply a yellow background via css.
Learn to use jQuery and CSS to highlight text and validate forms, including required fields, valid email and URL, with practical code examples for color changes and error alerts.
Learn how to validate a new customer registration with jQuery and JavaScript, including a coupon generation flow based on a valid customer ID that must contain xyz.
Explore jQuery UI features and the difference from jQuery while building a simple intermediate project. Learn prerequisites (HTML, CSS, jQuery, JavaScript) and the benefits of jQuery UI over jQuery.
Create an index.html page with a centered h1 for xyz company and implement a jQuery UI accordion with three sections: employee details, daily tasks, and about xyz company.
Create an employee details tab using divs with the UI widget classes to display name, designation, email, and contact number, styled with the UI state highlight and UI corner.
Create an about tab in a jQuery UI app by adding an about div, a button to open a dialog box, and a dialog with a title and content.
Create a daily task tab with an unordered list and checked items showing completion via a line-through, styled with external CSS and a close button plus task input layout.
Develop and attach a close button to every list item, then hide or remove the item on click and toggle a checked state using a ul click handler.
Develop a script to add new tasks to a daily task list by creating li elements with a close button, validating non-empty input, and appending to the ul.
Introduction:
This comprehensive course is designed to introduce students to jQuery UI and its applications. Starting from the basics of setting up the development environment to creating advanced widgets, students will learn to harness the power of jQuery UI for interactive web design. Whether you’re a beginner or looking to enhance your skills, this course offers practical, hands-on experience with jQuery UI components and features.
Section 1: jQuery UI Tutorials
In this section, students will explore the essentials of jQuery UI, including environment setup, widget creation, and debugging tools. They will learn to use jQuery UI’s core features such as accordions and spinners, and understand how to manipulate CSS and elements effectively. The practical approach ensures students can create and customize UI elements to enhance user interaction.
Section 2: jQuery Fundamentals
This section delves into the fundamental aspects of jQuery, focusing on its benefits, installation, and basic usage. Students will gain a solid understanding of jQuery selectors, attribute selectors, and filters through practical examples and exercises. This foundational knowledge is crucial for building dynamic and responsive web applications.
Section 3: jQuery Mobile Training
Students will dive into jQuery Mobile, learning to create mobile-friendly web applications. This section covers essential components such as navigation bars, buttons, and form elements, along with advanced topics like themes and events. By the end, students will be equipped to develop engaging mobile interfaces using jQuery Mobile.
Section 4: Case Study - eCommerce Shop with jQuery, HTML, and CSS
In this case study, students will apply their knowledge to build a fully functional eCommerce shop using jQuery, HTML, and CSS. They will work on creating a basic layout, integrating image navigators, and developing interactive tabs and FAQs. This hands-on project will consolidate their skills in web design and development.
Section 5: Project on Bootstrap - Creating an e-Commerce Website
This section guides students through building an eCommerce website using Bootstrap. It covers critical aspects such as headers, menus, and grids, offering a practical approach to responsive design. Students will learn to utilize Bootstrap’s powerful grid system to create a polished and professional online store.
Section 6: jQuery Case Study - Services and Solutions Website
Students will undertake a case study to create a services and solutions website using jQuery. This section emphasizes advanced jQuery techniques for DOM manipulation, sliders, and responsive design. By completing this project, students will develop a robust and interactive website tailored to service-based businesses.
Conclusion:
By the end of this course, students will have a thorough understanding of jQuery UI, jQuery fundamentals, and jQuery Mobile, as well as practical experience through comprehensive case studies and projects. This course equips students with the skills needed to build dynamic and interactive web applications and responsive websites.