Front-end Developer

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Certified Front-end Developer Learning

Duration | 50 Hours

A Front-End Developer specializes in building visually appealing and interactive web interfaces, ensuring seamless user experiences across devices. Key responsibilities include creating responsive designs, optimizing performance, implementing accessibility standards, and collaborating with back-end developers to integrate APIs. This role bridges creativity and technology, enabling innovative ideas to come to life on the web.

Prerequisites

Candidates should have a high school diploma and basic knowledge of programming concepts. Familiarity with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript is recommended but not mandatory. A keen eye for design and proficiency in English are essential.

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Course Objectives

The Certified Front-end Developer Training Program is designed to equip participants with the skills to build interactive, user-friendly websites and applications. The primary objective is to provide expertise in HTML, CSS, JavaScript, responsive design, frameworks like React or Angular, and version control systems, enabling learners to create visually appealing and highly functional web interfaces.

What You Will Learn

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Our curriculum offers practical knowledge and hands-on experience to master the essential aspects of front-end development. Here's what you will learn throughout the course:

HTML

Semantic HTML Tags
Forms and Validations
Accessibility (ARIA Standards)
SEO Best Practices

CSS

Flexbox and Grid Layouts
CSS Variables and Custom Properties
Responsive Web Design
Animations and Transitions

JavaScript

DOM Manipulation
Event Handling
ES6+ Features (Arrow Functions, Promises, etc.)
Fetch API and AJAX

Frameworks and Libraries

React.js Basics
Angular Concepts
Vue.js Introduction
State Management (Redux, Vuex)

Version Control

Git Basics
Branching and Merging
GitHub Repositories
Pull Requests

UI/UX Design Principles

Wireframing and Prototyping
Color Theory and Typography
User Journey Mapping
Tools (Figma, Adobe XD)

Web Performance Optimization

Lazy Loading
Minification and Compression
Image Optimization
Critical Rendering Path

Testing and Debugging

Browser DevTools
Unit Testing (Jest, Mocha)
End-to-End Testing (Cypress)
Debugging JavaScript

Professional Development

Building a Personal Portfolio
Networking for Developers
Freelancing Best Practices
Job Interview Preparation

Tools and Technologies

Package Managers (npm, Yarn)
Task Runners (Gulp, Grunt)
Module Bundlers (Webpack, Vite)
CSS Frameworks (Bootstrap, Tailwind CSS)

Emerging Trends

Progressive Web Apps (PWAs)
Single Page Applications (SPAs)
JAMstack Development
Web3 and Decentralized Apps