Introduction HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript

Introduction to HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript is a hands-on, instructor-led course designed to build a strong foundation in modern front-end web development. The course guides participants through creating structured, accessible web pages with HTML5, styling responsive and visually engaging layouts using CSS3, and adding interactivity with JavaScript. With a strong emphasis on real-world labs and practical exercises, learners develop the skills needed to design, build, debug, and refine professional-quality websites. By the end of the course, participants will be able to confidently create responsive, interactive web pages and establish a solid foundation for further study in web or full-stack development.

• Build well-structured and accessible web pages using HTML5 and semantic markup
• Create forms and handle user input using modern HTML5 features
• Style web pages using CSS3, including Flexbox, advanced selectors, and visual effects
• Design responsive layouts that adapt to multiple screen sizes and devices
• Apply modern CSS3 features such as transitions, columns, and layout controls
• Write JavaScript to handle events, manipulate the DOM, and add interactivity
• Use JavaScript functions, arrays, objects, and control structures effectively
• Debug and optimize web applications using browser developer tools
• Apply ES6 features such as arrow functions, destructuring, and template literals
• Understand and apply TypeScript fundamentals for structured, scalable JavaScript development
• Implement object-oriented patterns in JavaScript using classes and prototypes
• Follow front-end best practices for clean, maintainable, and performant code

• Aspiring web developers and junior front-end developers
• Software engineers or programmers transitioning into web development
• UX/UI designers and digital marketers seeking hands-on technical skills
• IT professionals who need a working understanding of modern web technologies
• Technical enthusiasts with basic coding experience looking to build interactive websites

• General understanding of how websites and browsers work
• Familiarity with using a text editor or IDE to edit code
• Exposure to basic programming or scripting concepts
• No prior professional web development experience required