Introduction HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript (TT4003)
Introduction to HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript is a hands-on, expert-led course designed for aspiring web developers, full stack developers, software engineers, and professionals who want to build modern, responsive websites with confidence.
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Introduction to HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript is a hands-on, expert-led course designed for aspiring web developers, full stack developers, software engineers, and professionals who want to build modern, responsive websites with confidence.
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- Learning Style: Virtual
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- Difficulty: Beginner
- Course Duration: 3 Days
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About This Course:
Whether you are new to front-end development or have some programming experience but need structured guidance, this course provides practical, real-world skills to create, style, and enhance web pages from the ground up. If you understand the basics of how websites work, are comfortable using a text editor, and are eager to write real code, you will gain the knowledge and experience needed to turn web concepts into polished, interactive designs.
With about half the course dedicated to hands-on labs and activities, you will develop essential front-end scripting and design skills, starting with structuring content using HTML5 to ensure clarity and accessibility. You will then style and position layouts with CSS3, applying Flexbox, advanced selectors, and responsive design techniques to create visually engaging pages that adapt seamlessly to any screen. JavaScript will allow you to build interactive elements, handle user input, and dynamically update content, making your web pages more engaging and functional. Along the way, you will strengthen your problem-solving skills using debugging tools and best practices to optimize performance and troubleshoot issues efficiently. By the end of the course, you will have the ability to design, develop, and refine basic professional-quality web pages, setting the foundation for a career in web development, expanding your technical expertise, or bringing your personal projects to life.
Course Objectives:
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Craft Stunning Web Pages from Scratch. Build well-structured, responsive web pages using modern HTML5, ensuring accessibility and intuitive navigation.
Master CSS3 Styling for Eye-Catching Designs. Transform basic layouts into visually dynamic, polished web experiences with Flexbox, advanced selectors, and interactive effects.
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Bring Web Pages to Life with JavaScript. Add interactivity and dynamic behaviors using JavaScript, from handling user input to manipulating the DOM in real time.
Debug Like a Pro & Optimize Performance. Use browser developer tools to troubleshoot issues, fine-tune page performance, and ensure smooth functionality across devices.
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Create Adaptive & Mobile-Ready Layouts. Implement responsive design principles so your websites look and function beautifully on desktops, tablets, and smartphones.
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Think Like a Web Developer. Apply best practices in coding, structuring, and problem-solving, gaining the confidence to build and refine professional web projects.
Audience:
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This introductory-level course is designed for aspiring web developers, software engineers, and tech enthusiasts who want to build modern, responsive websites using HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript. It's ideal for those with some technical background (such as basic coding or software experience) but no prior web development expertise. Perfect for developers, UX/UI designers, digital marketers, and IT professionals, this hands-on training will help you confidently create and style web pages while adding interactive functionality.
Prerequisites:
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Basic Web Awareness. A general understanding of how websites work, including how browsers render web pages and basic internet concepts.
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Comfort with Code Editing. Familiarity with using a text editor or IDE to write and edit simple code (even if it's just tweaking existing files). You don't have to be a hard core programmer, but you should have seen code or scripting before.