Web Development (HTML, CSS, JS)

Tools: CodePen, Visual Studio Code, Chrome Developer Tools, GitHub Pages for hosting.
Materials: Interactive tutorials (FreeCodeCamp, W3Schools), pre-designed templates for practice.

Course Overview

This course provides a structured approach to learning web development, covering the fundamental technologies used to build modern websites. Students will start with HTML for structuring web pages, learn CSS for styling and responsive design, and advance to JavaScript for dynamic functionality. The course includes hands-on projects, assignments, and a capstone project to build a professional portfolio.

Module 1: HTML Foundations

This module introduces HTML, the backbone of web development. Students will learn how to structure a web page, create forms, integrate multimedia, and follow best practices. The module includes a mini-project where students build a personal profile page.

Module 2: CSS and Responsive Design

In this module, students will explore CSS for styling web pages, including the box model, Flexbox, Grid, and responsive design techniques using media queries. They will also be introduced to Bootstrap for faster development. The module concludes with a project where students design a fully responsive portfolio website.

Module 3: JavaScript Basics and DOM Manipulation

This module introduces JavaScript, covering variables, functions, loops, events, and DOM manipulation. Students will build interactive features such as form validation and a to-do list app. Debugging techniques and best practices are also covered.

Module 4: Advanced JavaScript and Web Applications

Students will dive deeper into modern JavaScript, learning about ES6+ features, API integration, local storage, and JavaScript frameworks. A major project, such as a weather app using real-time API data, will help them apply their knowledge. The module concludes with a final project integrating all skills learned.

Additional Features

• Hands-on Assignments: Weekly coding exercises with real-world scenarios.


• Capstone Projects: A final project showcasing skills, such as a multipage responsive website or an API-driven web application.


• Resources: Access to additional learning platforms like FreeCodeCamp and W3Schools.


• Certification and Portfolio: Students will receive a certificate and build a portfolio to demonstrate their expertise.