HTML Learning Syllabus.
- Introduction to Web Development:
- Overview of web technologies (HTML, CSS, JavaScript).
- Setting up the development environment (code editor, browser).
- Basic HTML Structure:
- Understanding the structure of an HTML document (
<!DOCTYPE html>,<html>,<head>,<body>). - Common HTML tags: headings (
<h1> - <h6>), paragraphs (<p>), links (<a>), images (<img>), lists (<ul>,<ol>,<li>).
- Understanding the structure of an HTML document (
- HTML Forms:
- Creating forms with form elements (
<form>,<input>,<textarea>,<button>,<select>,<option>). - Understanding form attributes and validation.
- Creating forms with form elements (
- HTML Semantics and Accessibility:
- Using semantic elements (
<header>,<footer>,<article>,<section>) for better structure. - Introduction to accessibility best practices to create inclusive web content.
- Using semantic elements (
- Project:
- Build a simple personal profile page using HTML, incorporating all learned elements.
- Introduction to CSS:
- Understanding the different ways to apply CSS (inline, internal, external).
- CSS selectors and properties (class, ID, element selectors).
- Text Styling and Layout:
- Working with text properties (
font-family,font-size,text-align,color). - Understanding the CSS box model (
margin,padding,border,width,height).
- Working with text properties (
- CSS Positioning and Flexbox:
- Introduction to different positioning methods (
static,relative,absolute,fixed,sticky). - Basics of Flexbox for layout design (
display: flex,justify-content,align-items).
- Introduction to different positioning methods (
- CSS Grid Layout:
- Introduction to CSS Grid for creating complex layouts.
- Understanding grid properties (
grid-template-columns,grid-template-rows,grid-area).
- Project:
- Style the personal profile page created in Week 1 using CSS, focusing on layout and design.
- Advanced CSS Features:
- Working with transitions, animations, and transformations for dynamic effects.
- Using pseudo-classes and pseudo-elements for advanced styling.
- Responsive Design Principles:
- Introduction to responsive design and mobile-first development.
- Using media queries to create layouts that adapt to different screen sizes.
- Mobile-First Design:
- Designing and implementing layouts starting with mobile devices.
- Utilizing responsive units (
em,rem,%,vw,vh) and responsive images.
- CSS Preprocessors:
- Introduction to SASS/SCSS for more powerful and maintainable CSS.
- Working with variables, nesting, and mixins in SASS/SCSS.
- Project:
- Make the personal profile page responsive, ensuring it works well on both mobile and desktop devices.
- Basics of JavaScript:
- Introduction to JavaScript syntax and basic programming concepts.
- Understanding variables (
var,let,const), data types, and operators.
- Control Flow and Functions:
- Working with conditional statements (
if,else,switch) and loops (for,while,do...while). - Understanding functions, function scope, and best practices for writing clean code.
- Working with conditional statements (
- DOM Manipulation:
- Introduction to the Document Object Model (DOM).
- Selecting and modifying DOM elements using JavaScript.
- Handling user events (clicks, keypresses, etc.) and updating the DOM in response.
- Introduction to JSON and Fetch API:
- Understanding JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) and its use in data exchange.
- Using the Fetch API to make HTTP requests and handle responses.
- Project:
- Add interactivity to the personal profile page using JavaScript, such as form validation and dynamic content updates.
- Advanced JavaScript Concepts:
- Exploring closures and their use cases in JavaScript.
- Working with asynchronous JavaScript, including
setTimeout,Promises, andasync/await.
- JavaScript ES6+ Features:
- Introduction to modern JavaScript features like arrow functions, template literals, and destructuring assignments.
- Version Control with Git:
- Introduction to Git and version control best practices.
- Working with Git commands (
git init,git add,git commit,git push) and understanding branching and merging.
- Build Tools and Task Runners:
- Introduction to npm and package management.
- Setting up basic build tools like Webpack for bundling JavaScript files.
- Project:
- Build a small JavaScript-based web application (e.g., a to-do list app) that incorporates ES6+ features and version control with Git.
- Final Project Planning:
- Define the final project requirements based on the cumulative knowledge from previous weeks.
- Plan and design the final project, focusing on real-world application.
- Project Development:
- Develop the final project, applying HTML, CSS, and JavaScript skills.
- Implement responsive design, interactivity, and clean code practices.
- Project Presentation and Feedback:
- Present the final project to the cohort, demonstrating key features and the development process.
- Participate in peer review, providing and receiving constructive feedback.
- Course Review and Wrap-Up:
- Review all key concepts covered in the course.
- Discuss next steps, additional resources for continued learning, and career development tips.
This plan ensures a comprehensive learning experience over six weeks, with hands-on projects that reinforce theoretical knowledge.