Web Foundations: HTML, CSS, and JavaScript Essentials
Master the Building Blocks of Modern Web Development for a Full Stack Career Start
Duration
3 Days (8 hours per day)
Level
Basic Level
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This Basic Level Full Stack Engineering Training provides a strong foundation in front-end web development. The course introduces participants to the core technologies of the web – HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript – focusing on building, styling, and adding interactivity to modern web pages. Through a hands-on, project-based approach, learners will develop real-world skills in page structuring, responsive design, and dynamic content manipulation. This course prepares participants to confidently transition into advanced full stack development topics such as React, Node.js, APIs, and modern frameworks.
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- Beginners interested in starting a career in full stack or web development
- Software engineers moving from backend to frontend roles
- Test engineers or QA professionals learning automation with web technologies
- Fresh graduates or students seeking practical web development experience
- Developers preparing to work with modern frontend frameworks (React, Angular, Vue)
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- How the Web Works: Browsers, Servers, HTTP basics
- Overview of Frontend, Backend, and Full Stack roles
- Understanding the structure of a web page
- Basic structure of an HTML page (<!DOCTYPE html>, <html>, <head>, <body>)
- Common elements: headings, paragraphs, links, images, lists
- Forms: inputs, buttons, labels, form validation attributes
- Semantic elements: <section>, <article>, <nav>, <aside>, <footer>
- Hands-On:
- Create a multi-page static website (Home, About, Contact pages)
- Introduction to CSS: syntax, selectors, properties
- Applying styles: Inline, Internal, External stylesheets
- Colors, Fonts, Margins, Padding, Borders
- Box Model concept
- Responsive Layouts with Media Queries (Intro)
- Hands-On:
- Style the multi-page website created earlier
- Add a navigation bar, hero section, and basic responsive design
- Flexbox fundamentals: flex containers and flex items
- Grid layout basics: rows, columns, areas
- Positioning elements: static, relative, absolute, fixed
- Responsive design principles
- Hands-On:
- Build a responsive “Product Landing Page” using Flexbox and Grid
- Embedding images, videos, and iframes
- Advanced form elements: selects, textareas, radio buttons, checkboxes
- Styling forms and form validation basics
- Hands-On:
- Create a fully styled and functional “User Registration” page
- Inspecting and editing HTML/CSS in the browser
- Debugging common layout issues
- Overview of VS Code and useful extensions for web development
- Hands-On:
- Debug and improve the previously created pages using Chrome DevTools
- Introduction to JavaScript and its role in web development
- Variables (var, let, const), Data Types
- Operators and Expressions
- Functions: declaration, invocation, parameters, return values
- Hands-On:
- Write a basic calculator with JavaScript functions
- Conditional statements: if, else, switch
- Loops: for, while, do-while
- Arrays: creation, manipulation (push, pop, shift, unshift, splice)
- Hands-On:
- Create a simple shopping cart simulation using arrays and loops
- What is the DOM? Traversing the DOM
- Selecting elements (getElementById, querySelector)
- Event handling: onclick, onchange, onsubmit
- Changing styles and content dynamically
- Hands-On:
- Add interactivity to the Product Landing Page:
- Highlight navigation on hover
- Display dynamic messages on form submission
- Toggle content visibility using buttons
- Add interactivity to the Product Landing Page:
Project:
Build a basic “Portfolio Website” consisting of:
- Home page with hero banner and about section
- Projects page with a list/grid of projects
- Contact form with validation and a thank you message
Skills Applied:
- HTML5 semantic structure
- CSS3 responsive layouts using Flexbox/Grid
- JavaScript form validation and DOM manipulation
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- Basic understanding of how websites work (client-server concept is helpful but not mandatory)
- Familiarity with using a computer, installing software, and browsing files/folders
- No prior programming or coding knowledge required – this course starts from zero
