Who is this class for?
This class is designed for beginners, school and college students, graduates, job seekers, and anyone interested in learning how to create websites. It is suitable for learners who want to develop practical web designing skills and explore opportunities in web design and front-end development. No professional experience is required.
What will students learn in this class?
Students will learn how to create websites from the basics using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Bootstrap. The course covers web page structure, text and images, links, lists, tables, forms, colors, fonts, layouts, navigation menus, responsive design, and basic animations. Students will also learn how to make websites that work properly on computers, tablets, and mobile devices. Practical exercises and projects will help students build confidence and create their own responsive websites.
Is there anything students need to bring to the class?
Students are encouraged to bring a laptop (optional) with a modern web browser and a suitable code editor installed. A notebook and pen may also be useful for taking notes and recording important coding concepts. Students can also use the computers provided during practical training, if available.
Are there any prerequisites for this class?
No previous web designing or programming experience is required. Basic computer knowledge and familiarity with using a web browser are sufficient. The course starts from the fundamentals and gradually introduces HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Bootstrap through simple examples and practical exercises. Students should have an interest in website design and be willing to practice regularly.