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Web Guide Frontend

The document outlines a comprehensive curriculum on HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, covering both basic and advanced topics. It includes modules on HTML structure, text formatting, links, images, tables, forms, and semantic HTML, as well as advanced CSS techniques like Flexbox and Grid layout. Additionally, it addresses JavaScript functionalities, including event handling, arrays, and cookies, aimed at enhancing web development skills.

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Web Guide Frontend

The document outlines a comprehensive curriculum on HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, covering both basic and advanced topics. It includes modules on HTML structure, text formatting, links, images, tables, forms, and semantic HTML, as well as advanced CSS techniques like Flexbox and Grid layout. Additionally, it addresses JavaScript functionalities, including event handling, arrays, and cookies, aimed at enhancing web development skills.

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HTML Part One: Basics of Web Development

Module 1: Introduction to HTML

• What is HTML and why is it important?


• Structure of an HTML document
• Basic HTML syntax and tags (<html>, <head>, <title>, <body>)

Module 2: Text Formatting in HTML

• Headings (<h1> to <h6>)


• Paragraphs (<p>)
• Bold and Italic text (<b>, <i>, <strong>, <em>)
• Line breaks (<br>) and horizontal rules (<hr>)

Module 3: Links and Navigation

• Creating hyperlinks (<a>)


• Absolute vs relative URLs
• Opening links in new tabs

Module 4: Lists

• Ordered lists (<ol>)


• Unordered lists (<ul>)
• Nested lists

Module 5: Working with Images

• Adding images (<img>)


• Image attributes (src, alt, width, height)
• Best practices for optimizing images

Module 6: Tables

• Creating tables (<table>, <tr>, <td>, <th>)


• Table headers, footers, and borders

Module 7: Forms

• Creating a basic form (<form>, <input>, submit)


• Different input types (text, password, email, checkbox, radio)
• Buttons and form validation

Module 8: Introduction to Semantic HTML

• Overview of semantic elements (<header>, <footer>, <section>, <article>)


• Importance of semantic HTML for accessibility and SEO
HTML Part Two: Advanced HTML and Modern Practices
Module 1: Advanced HTML Document Structure

• Meta tags and their uses


• Character encoding and viewport settings (<meta charset="UTF-8">, <meta
name="viewport">)
• Including external resources with the <link> and <script> tags

Module 2: Multimedia Elements

• Embedding videos (<video>) and audio files (<audio>)


• Controlling media (play, pause, volume)
• Using iframes for embedding external content

Module 3: HTML5 Forms and Validation

• Advanced input types (date, time, range, color, etc.)


• Form validation attributes (required, pattern, max, min)
• Creating form sections with <fieldset> and <legend>

Module 4: HTML Graphics and SVG

• Introduction to Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG)


• Embedding and using SVG for simple shapes (rectangles, circles)
• Creating responsive graphics

Module 5: Responsive Web Design Basics

• Using the viewport meta tag for responsive design


• Introduction to media queries (basic overview)
• Creating responsive layouts with HTML

Module 6: Accessibility and HTML

• Importance of accessible web design


• Adding accessibility with ARIA roles and attributes
• Labeling forms correctly using <label> and for attributes

Module 7: Introduction to SEO-Friendly HTML

• SEO best practices for HTML structure


• Importance of semantic tags for search engines
• Structured data and microformats for better indexing

Module 8: Introduction to CSS Integration

• Inline, internal, and external CSS


• Styling text, images, and layouts with CSS
• Linking CSS to an HTML document using the <link> tag
CSS: Fundamentals of Styling
Module 1: Introduction to CSS

• What is CSS and how it integrates with HTML?


• CSS syntax (selectors, properties, and values)
• Types of CSS: Inline, Internal, and External
• Linking CSS to HTML (using the <style> and <link> tags)

Module 2: Basic CSS Selectors and Properties

• CSS selectors: element, class, and id selectors


• Universal and grouping selectors
• Styling text and fonts (color, font-family, font-size, font-weight)
• Text alignment (text-align, line-height)

Module 3: Colors and Backgrounds

• Working with color formats: names, HEX, RGB, RGBA


• Applying background colors and images (background-color, background-image)
• Background properties (positioning, repeating, and scaling)

Module 4: The CSS Box Model

• Understanding the box model: content, padding, border, and margin


• Using box-sizing for layout control
• Adjusting spacing and borders (border-width, border-color, border-radius)

Module 5: Display and Visibility

• Display property: block, inline, inline-block, and none


• Controlling element visibility (visibility: hidden, display: none)
• Handling overflow with the overflow property

Module 6: Styling Links and Lists

• Styling links: a element with pseudo-classes (:hover, :visited, :active)


• List styles: ordered and unordered lists (list-style-type, list-style-position)

Module 7: Working with Images

• Responsive images (max-width, height, width)


• Aligning and positioning images with CSS
CSS Part Two: Advanced Styling and Responsive Design
Module 1: Advanced CSS Selectors

• Attribute selectors ([attribute], [attribute=value])


• Pseudo-classes (:nth-child(), :first-of-type)
• Combining and grouping selectors

Module 2: Responsive Web Design with Media Queries

• Introduction to responsive design principles


• Media queries for device breakpoints (mobile, tablet, desktop)
• Applying responsive layouts using percentages, em, rem

Module 3: Flexbox Layout

• Introduction to Flexbox (display: flex)


• Flex container properties (flex-direction, justify-content, align-items)
• Flex item properties (flex-grow, flex-basis, order)
• Building responsive layouts with Flexbox

Module 4: CSS Grid Layout

• Basics of CSS Grid (display: grid)


• Defining rows and columns (grid-template-rows, grid-template-columns)
• Positioning elements in a grid (grid-row, grid-column)
• Responsive design using Grid layout

Module 5: CSS Transitions and Animations

• Adding smooth transitions to element changes (transition-property, duration, timing-


function)
• Basic CSS animations with @keyframes
• Applying transform and transition for hover effects

Module 6: Forms and Input Styling

• Styling form elements: inputs, text areas, checkboxes, radio buttons


• Customizing buttons and submit actions
• Applying focus and hover states on form fields

Module 7: Advanced Backgrounds and Gradients

• Creating linear and radial gradients


• Multiple background images
• Using CSS variables for reusable values

Module 8: CSS for Accessibility and SEO

• Designing accessible web pages with CSS


• Using ARIA attributes and ensuring readable font sizes
• Optimizing layout and styles for better SEO

JavaScript
 Handling Older Browsers that Do Not Support Scripts
 Storing Multiple Values in One Variable by Using JavaScript Arrays
 Letting a Script Make Decisions and Process Accordingly
 Making Decisions Based on Two or More Conditions
 Executing Code When a Condition Is Not True
 Repeating Statements, a Specific Number of Times
 Repeating Statements While a Condition Is True
 Responding to JavaScript Events
 Executing JavaScript Statements Within the Body of a Web Page
 Calling a User-Defined JavaScript Function
 Calling JavaScript Functions Within an Event Handler
 Looking Closer at JavaScript Event Handlers
 Creating an Interactive Navigation Bar with a Mouseover Effect
 Taking Advantage of the Scripting Object Model Arrays
 Referring to Web Page Objects by Name Instead of Position Number
 Leveraging the Contents of the Document Object
 Exploiting the JavaScript Links Array
 Changing Web Page Colors Using JavaScript
 Storing a Cookie on the Visitor’s Hard Drive
 Formatting Cookie Data Using JavaScript
 Retrieving a Cookie Value from the Cookie File
 Removing a Cookie from the Cookie File
 Saving Time and Programming by Using Prewritten (External) Scripts
 Displaying Self-Changing Banners Using JavaScript
 Pointing Hyperlinks to New Files On-the-Fly
 Pre-caching Pictures to Reduce Image Display Time
 Creating a Scrolling Marquee Using JavaScript

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