Complete Guide in HTML, CSS & JavaScript: 2024 Edition
Course Title: Complete Guide in HTML, CSS & JavaScript: 2024 Edition
Course Description: Embark on a journey to master web development with our comprehensive course. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced developer, this course provides essential knowledge and techniques for success in web development.
Description: Welcome to the Complete Guide in HTML, CSS & JavaScript: 2024 Edition! In this course, you’ll dive deep into the core technologies that power the modern web: HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. From creating stunning web pages to building interactive user interfaces and dynamic web applications, you’ll learn everything you need to become a proficient front-end developer.
Through hands-on projects, coding exercises, and practical examples, gain a thorough understanding of HTML for content structuring, CSS for styling and layout, and JavaScript for interactivity and functionality. Whether you’re interested in pursuing a career in web development or enhancing existing skills, this course equips you with tools to succeed.
Requirements: No prior web development experience required. All you need is a passion for learning and basic understanding of how the web works. Suitable for beginners and those familiar with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Who This Course is For:
- Aspiring web developers eager to kickstart their career.
- Students and professionals updating skills to latest web development standards.
- Entrepreneurs and business owners building and maintaining websites.
- Designers enhancing design skills with front-end technologies.
- Anyone curious about web development fundamentals and eager to learn.
Join us and unlock the full potential of web development with the Complete Guide in HTML, CSS & JavaScript: 2024 Edition!
Markup Coding Skills
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COURSE INTRODUCTION -
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Setting Up The Developer's Environment
Learning Objective(s):
At the completion of the lesson, the student will successfully configure their computer to display file extensions and hidden files, recognizing the significance of file extensions. Furthermore, the student will install a code editor and create their initial HTML file.
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Coding with Our First HTML Element
Learning Objective(s):
By the end of the lesson, the student will effectively demonstrate their understanding of an HTML element, including its functionality and how to utilize them to format data and text. The student will also be able to identify and use opening and closing tags correctly.
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Getting to Know Various HTML Formatting Elements
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The HTML Basic Structure
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Creating Your Own Web Page and Using Live Server
Learning Objective(s):
By the end of the lesson, the student will showcase their proficiency in designing and creating a personal CV (Curriculum Vitae) using HTML format. Additionally, the student will successfully install and utilize the live server extension to preview and test their CV in a live web environment.
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How Commenting, Line Breaks and Spacing Works?
Learning Objective(s):
By the end of the lesson, the student will have a clear understanding of how commenting, line breaks, and spacing work in coding. The student will be able to effectively utilize commenting techniques to add explanations and notes in their code, properly implement line breaks to enhance readability, and apply appropriate spacing techniques for improved code structure and organization.
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Inline and Block-Level Elements Defaults
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Short Quiz [Difficulty Level: Easy]Read each question carefully and select the right answer from the choices. Good luck!
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Coding Challenge 1
Learning Objective(s):
By the end of the challenge, the student will demonstrate the ability to format an existing text or data using a variety of popular HTML tags covered in the previous lessons. The student will effectively apply tags such as headings, paragraphs, break tags, html entities, emphasis tags etc. to structure and style the content. They will showcase their understanding of HTML syntax and tag usage to visually influence a data presentation.
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Coding Challenge 1: Solution
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Join Our Community!
Introduction and Coding with CSS(Cascading Stylesheets)
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Basic Use of the Emmet Plugin
Learning Objectives:
Students will be able to understand the purpose and benefits of the VSCode Emmet plugin.
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Image On A Webpage and Its Attributes
Learning Objective(s):
Understand the concept of images on a webpage and their role in enhancing the visual presentation.
Identify and describe the different attributes associated with images in HTML, such as the source (src), alt text, width, height, and alignment.
Use the appropriate HTML tags and attributes to insert images into a webpage.
Specify the source (URL or file path) of an image using the src attribute.
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Know the Meaning of all the Codes in a Basic HTML Template [2023 Update]
Learning Objective(s):
By the end of this lecture, learners will be able to understand the purpose and significance of each code within a basic HTML template.
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How to Create Links in HTML
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Learners will be able to effectively create functional and properly formatted links using HTML, enabling them to connect different web pages or specific locations within the same page. -
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How to Create a Basic Form in HTML
Learning Objective(s):
By the end of this lecture, learners will be able to confidently create a basic HTML form, effectively position it within a webpage, and ensure the proper utilization of essential HTML tags for seamless form implementation. -
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Quiz [Difficulty Level: Easy - Medium]
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Coding Challenge 2: Create a Mini Wiki Website
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By the end of this coding challenge, participants will develop a functional mini wiki website, demonstrating their ability to effectively apply what they have learned in HTML such as anchor tags, image tags, sections headers paragraphs etc. -
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Coding Challenge 2: Solution
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Adding a Favicon To Your Web App
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Learners will be able to successfully add a favicon to their web application, demonstrating the ability to incorporate a small, recognizable icon that appears in the browser tab or bookmark bar. -
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Bite Size Quiz [Difficulty Level: Easy]
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Creating a Table in HTML
Learning Objective(s):
Learners will be able to create a basic HTML table with proper structure and formatting, including the definition of table elements such as headers, rows, and cells. They will demonstrate the ability to incorporate content into the table and effectively organize data within the table structure.
CSS Grid, Flexbox and Media Queries
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How to Create a CSS File and How to Link it to the Webpage?
Learning Objective(s):
learners will be able to create a separate CSS file and effectively link it to their webpages, showcasing their proficiency in organizing and styling web content using CSS. They will demonstrate the ability to create a new CSS file, define CSS rules and styles within it, and establish a connection between the CSS file and the HTML document using the appropriate link tag. This will allow them to maintain a clear separation of concerns and apply consistent styling across multiple webpages. -
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The Basics in Working with CSS
Learning Objective(s):
By the end of this lecture, learners will have a solid understanding of the fundamental concepts and techniques in working with CSS (Cascading Style Sheets). They will be able to apply CSS rules to HTML elements, modify the appearance and layout of web content, and effectively control the presentation of their webpages. -
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Different Ways in Implementing CSS
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Learners will have a comprehensive understanding of various methods for implementing CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) in web development. -
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Introducing element <div> and the use of id & class attributes.
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Commonly Used CSS Selectors Part 1
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Commonly Used CSS Selectors Part 2
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Short Quiz [Difficulty: Easy]
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Heads Up For The Next Lesson
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Project Login Page Part 1: Coding the HTML Markup
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Project Login Page Part 2: Styling the Project
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Project Login Page Part 3: Applying Shadow Effect and Finishing our Project
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Working with Basic Website Layout Part 1: HTML Markup
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Working with Basic Website Layout Part 2: Adding CSS properties
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Working with Basic Website Layout Part 3: Finishing up the project.
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Coding Challenge 3
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Coding Challenge 3: Solution and Source Code
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Let's Explore: Building a Modern Login Page with Glass Effect using CSS Part 1
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Let's Explore: Building a Modern Login Page with Glass Effect using CSS Part 2
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Let's Explore: Building a Modern Login Page with Glass Effect using CSS Part 3
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Long Quiz [Difficulty Level: Easy - Medium]
This test covers Sections 1 - 3. It is also allowed if you want to have your VSCode program up and running to test some of the code snippets that maybe included in the test. Have fun testing your learning progress and good luck!
JAVASCRIPT: The Programming Language of the Web
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The Flexbox Layout Model
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Bite Size Quiz [Difficulty Level: Easy]
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Positioning Elements with Justify-content Flexbox Property
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Align Items Property
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Hands-on Quiz [Difficulty Level: Medium]
It is recommended to use your code editor while answering this type of exercise.
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Implementing Media Queries in CSS
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Changing Page Layout According to Screen Size
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The CSS Grid Layout Model Part 1
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The CSS Grid Layout Model Part 2
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CSS Grid and Media Query
Going Beyond Basics
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The Developers Tools in Google Chrome
Learning Objective(s):
Locate and access the developer tools and tell the purpose and it's significance in web development.
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Output a Text in a Browser Using document.write
Learning Objective(s):
By the end of this lesson, learners will be able to effectively utilize the document.write method to output text in a web browser. They will demonstrate proficiency in the following:
Understand the purpose and usage of the document.write method in JavaScript.
Employ the document.write method to display text directly in the browser window.
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Displaying a Text and Manipulating HTML elements.
Learning Objective(s):
By the end of this lesson, learners will be able to effectively utilize the document.write method to output text in a web browser. They will demonstrate proficiency in the following:
Understand the purpose and usage of the document.write method in JavaScript.
Employ the document.write method to display text directly in the browser window.
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Targeting an HTML Element Using its ID attribute
Learning Objective(s):
By the end of this lesson, learners will be able to effectively target an HTML element using its id attribute and perform various operations on it. They will demonstrate proficiency in the following:
Understand the purpose and significance of the id attribute in HTML for uniquely identifying elements.
Identify and assign appropriate id attributes to HTML elements to enable targeted selection.
Utilize JavaScript to access and manipulate elements by their id using the getElementById method.
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Bite Size Quiz [Difficulty Level: Easy]
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Query Selector: A Practical Way to Target IDs and Classes
Learning Objective(s):
By the end of this lesson, learners will be able to effectively use the querySelector method in JavaScript to target HTML elements by their IDs and classes. They will demonstrate proficiency in the following:
Understand the purpose and versatility of the querySelector method for selecting elements in the Document Object Model (DOM).
Construct valid CSS selectors to target elements based on their IDs and classes.
Utilize the querySelector method to select and manipulate individual elements based on their unique IDs.
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Introduction to Variables in JavaScript
Learning Objective(s):
By the end of this lesson, learners will be able to declare, assign values to, and manipulate variables.
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Rules in Naming Variables in JavaScript
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Quiz [Difficulty Level: Easy - Medium]
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Datatypes in JavaScript
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Storing HTML Elements Into a Variable
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Manipulating HTML Attributes using JavaScript and Developer Tools
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Introducing the Add Event Listener and Click Event
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AddEventListener Exercise
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Quiz [Difficulty Level: Easy - Medium]
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Coding Challenge 4
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Coding Challenge 4: Solution Part 1 (JavaScript)
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Coding Challenge 4: Solution Part 2 (CSS)
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Introducing the CreateElement Method
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The If Else Conditional Statement in JavaScript
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Bite Size Quiz [Difficulty Level: Easy]
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Introducing trim(), toUpperCase() and toLowerCase() Methods in Javascript
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Master the Use of CreateElement Method with HTML Table Part 1
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Master the Use of CreateElement Method with HTML Table Part 2: Finishing up.
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Increment Decrement Operators and Integrating the Fontawesome Resource Part 1
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Increment Decrement Operators and Integrating the Fontawesome Resource Part 2
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Coding Challenge 5: Upgrading our Increment and Decrement App
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Coding Challenge 5: Solution
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Increment and Decrement App Quiz
This quiz is designed to evaluate your understanding and skills in applying HTML, CSS, and JavaScript fundamentals towards building dynamic applications, specifically focusing on the app we created Increment and Decrement app. Although most questions are ideas used to create the Increment and Decrement App. There are few questions that are app specific and it will be helpful if you open the app source code in your Code Editor(VSCode) as your guide. Good Luck!
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JavaScript Arithmetic Operators
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Relational Operators
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Assignment Operators
Learning Objective(s):
By the end of this lesson, learners will be able to effectively utilize assignment operators in JavaScript to assign values to variables and update their contents. Specifically, learners will:
Understand the purpose and usage of the basic assignment operator "=" in JavaScript.
Demonstrate proficiency in declaring variables and assigning values using the "=" operator.
Apply compound assignment operators such as "+=", "-=", "*=", "/=", and "%=" to perform arithmetic operations on variables and update their values.
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JavaScript Array
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While Loop and Do While Loop
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Update: Starting Files Update For the Next Lesson
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For Loop (Commonly Used Loop)
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Quiz + Hands-on [Difficulty Level: Easy - Medium - Hard]
Feel free to use Code Editor( e.g. VSCode) and a browser to answer some of the questions. A few questions might require you to search from the internet, replicate the problem in your code editor and run it to get the result, or do some trial and error on your end.
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