The British Academy for Training and Development offers this training program in Web Development with the fundamentals of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. The program aims to equip participants with the essential knowledge and tools required to design and develop interactive web pages and websites based on the three core standard technologies: HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
With the global shift toward digital transformation, web development skills have become a necessity across various fields, including technology, marketing, and content management. This program provides a structured learning path that begins with the basic principles of building web pages using HTML, moves on to styling and visual design through CSS, and progresses to behavioral programming and interactivity using JavaScript.
The program does not require an advanced technical background. It starts at a foundational level and gradually guides participants toward building functional and modern web pages and websites. It is distinguished by its focus on practical application through real examples and concepts that can be directly implemented in real work environments.
Who Should Attend?
Individuals seeking to enter the field of web development from a beginner level.
Digital marketing and online content professionals who need to understand web technologies.
Information technology and technical support staff within organizations.
Entrepreneurs and freelancers interested in building their own websites independently.
Knowledge and Benefits:
After completing the program, participants will be able to master the following:
Learn the structure of web pages using HTML and build a correct and organized layout.
Control page styling and design effectively using CSS.
Acquire basic JavaScript skills to add interactivity to websites.
Develop responsive web pages that work across different devices and screen sizes.
Build a solid foundation that prepares participants to move on to more advanced technologies in the future.
Basic Concepts of the Internet and the Web
The difference between the Internet and the Web.
How browsers and servers work.
Components of a modern web page.
Web Development Tools
Common text editors such as Visual Studio Code and Sublime.
File and folder structure for a website.
Opening pages locally and testing them in a browser.
Core HTML Elements
Basic tags: <html>, <head>, <body>.
Headings, paragraphs, and links.
Lists and formatted text.
Images, Tables, and Forms
Inserting images and adjusting their properties.
Creating tables and organizing data.
Building forms and different input fields.
Page Structure
Dividing the page into main sections.
Using structural elements such as <header>, <nav>, and <main>.
Understanding semantic elements.
Links and Internal Navigation
Creating internal and external links.
Linking multiple pages together.
Using anchors for navigation within the same page.
Methods of Adding CSS to Pages
Inline, internal, and external styling.
Linking HTML with CSS.
Best practices for organizing CSS files.
Basic Styling Properties
Colors and backgrounds.
Fonts and text formatting.
Margins and spacing (margin and padding).
Layout Design
Using display and position properties.
Grids and alignment.
Understanding the box model.
Menus and Side Navigation
Styling horizontal and vertical menus.
Creating visually appealing navigation menus.
Applying simple interactive effects.
Selectors and Their Types
Basic, compound, and custom selectors.
Inheritance and priority in CSS.
Responding to specific element states.
Layout Control and Responsiveness
Creating flexible layouts using Flexbox.
Designing responsive interfaces.
Using media queries for different screen sizes.
What Is JavaScript and Why Use It
Differences between JavaScript, HTML, and CSS.
Where JavaScript fits within a web page.
Writing the first simple script.
Variables and Data Types
Basic data types.
Declarations using var, let, and const.
Arithmetic and logical operations.
Conditional Structures and Loops
Using if and else statements.
Iteration with for and while loops.
Practical applications of decision-making logic.
Handling Events
Click, hover, and load events.
Binding events to elements.
Direct interaction with users.
Accessing Page Elements (DOM)
Using document.getElementById.
Dynamically changing text and properties.
Adding elements to the page using JavaScript.
Form Handling and Data Validation
Capturing user input.
Validating input data.
Displaying alerts and instant feedback messages.
Integrating HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
Designing an interface using HTML and CSS.
Enabling interactivity through JavaScript.
Organizing project files professionally.
Practical Application: Personal Website or Registration Page
Building a login page or contact form.
Adding validation and submission functions.
Preparing the project for presentation.
Tips for Writing Clean and Efficient Code
Organizing code and naming elements properly.
Reducing repetition and improving performance.
The importance of comments in source code.
Preparation Steps for Advanced Learning
Introduction to frameworks such as React and Vue.
Basic concepts of back-end development and server integration.
Creating GitHub accounts and publishing simple projects.
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