CCNA 200-301 Pearson uCertify Network Simulator
Cisco 200-301-SIMULATOR.AB1
CCNA 200-301 Pearson uCertify Network Simulator
ISBN: 978-1-61691-837-8Cisco 200-301-SIMULATOR.AB1
Web Development for Beginners
Step-by-step guide for web development. Build interactive, user-friendly websites from scratch.
(WEBDEV.AA1) / ISBN : 978-1-64459-582-4This course includes
Lessons
TestPrep
Hands-On Labs
AI Tutor (Add-on)
About This Course
A complete Web Development course for beginners with a comprehensive lesson plan that equips you with the essential knowledge and skills to create stunning, interactive websites. From understanding the fundamental concepts to mastering advanced techniques, this full web development course has been especially designed to cater to both beginners and experienced developers. Get hands-on learning experience with practical exercises and acquire the skills needed to succeed in a web development career.
Skills You’ll Get
- Gain understanding of the web fundamentals: hardware, software, operating systems, networking, and AI hardware
- Expertise in the basics of HTML5 and CSS
- Creating structured web pages, including elements, text formatting, hyperlinks, and semantic vs. non-semantic elements
- Styling web pages using CSS syntax, selectors, and responsive web design principles
- Using JavaScript for adding dynamic behavior and interactivity to websites
- Knowledge of JavaScript fundamentals
- Familiarity of advanced topics: user events, functions, methods, animations, promises, modules, and more
- Ability to validate user input and handle errors in web applications
Interactive Lessons
9+ Interactive Lessons | 158+ Exercises | 55+ Quizzes | 106+ Flashcards | 106+ Glossary of terms
Gamified TestPrep
50+ Pre Assessment Questions | 50+ Post Assessment Questions |
Hands-On Labs
70+ LiveLab | 70+ Video tutorials | 01:20+ Hours
Video Lessons
46+ Videos | 02:13+ Hours
1
Introduction
- About This Course
- Who Should Read This Course?
- How This Course Is Organized
- Course Features
2
Foundation of the Internet and Web Development
- Introduction to Hardware
- Introduction to Software
- Introduction to Operating Systems
- Introduction to the Internet
- Introduction to Networking
- Introduction to the World Wide Web
- Introduction to AI Hardware
- Summary
3
Building Basic Websites with HTML5
- Introduction to HTML5
- Document Structure in HTML5
- Introduction to Elements
- Format Text Content
- Use of Hyperlinks for Navigation
- Semantic and Non-Semantic Elements
- Activity 1: Creating an HTML Page
- Summary
4
Introduction to CSS for Styling Web Pages
- Introduction to CSS
- CSS Syntax and Selectors
- Responsive Web Design
- Introduction to CSS3 Techniques
- Summary
5
Mastering Layout Design with CSS
- The Box Model
- Create Tables
- Format Tables
- Activity 2: Styling with CSS
- Summary
6
Introduction to JavaScript and Dynamic Behavior
- Introduction to JavaScript
- Develop HTML5 Forms
- Summary
7
Manipulating Elements and Responsive UIs
- Improve Forms with HTML5
- HTML5 Attributes for the <form> Element
- Submit Forms with the <button> Element
- Concepts and Techniques for Validating User Input
- Validate User Input with HTML5 Attributes
- Validate User Input with JavaScript
- Summary
8
JavaScript Concepts and Web Applications
- User Events and JavaScript Event Handlers
- Introduction to JavaScript Functions
- Define a Function
- Call a Function
- Methods as Functions
- JavaScript Animations
- Promises, Modules, Async/Await, and Closures
- AJAX and JSON
- Errors In JavaScript
- Activity 3: Initializing the Quiz Application Using JavaScript
- Summary
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Appendix A: Project
1
Foundation of the Internet and Web Development
- Installing Motherboard Components
- Installing an NIC on the Motherboard of a CPU
- Installing Input and Output Devices
- Connecting a USB Flash Drive to a CPU
- Connecting Devices in a Peer-To-Peer Architecture
- Identifying Clients and Servers
- Connecting an iPhone to a Wi-Fi Network
2
Building Basic Websites with HTML5
- Using Headings in HTML5
- Using Paragraphs in HTML5
- Exploring HTML5 Ordered List Type Attributes
- Using Control List Counting
- Using Unordered Lists for a To-Do List
- Exploring Unordered Lists Style Types
- Using the Description List
- Using Nested Lists in HTML
- Exploring Structural Elements in HTML5
- Using the Target Attributes of Links
- Linking with the Same Document
3
Introduction to CSS for Styling Web Pages
- Applying Inline CSS Styles
- Applying Internal CSS Styles
- Integrating External CSS into an HTML Document
- Importing an External CSS Stylesheet
- Using the Element Selector
- Using the Class Selector
- Using the Class Selector for the Specific HTML Element
- Using an id Selector
- Using the Grouping Selector
- Using the Universal Selector
- Using the Absolute Length Measuring Units
- Using the Relative Length Measuring Units
- Understanding the Difference Between Percentage and Pixel Units
- Implementing Media Queries
- Using the 2D Transform rotate() Method
- Using CSS3 Transitions
- Using the animation-timing-function Property
4
Mastering Layout Design with CSS
- Setting the Height and Width of an Element
- Using the Padding Longhand Property
- Using the Padding Shorthand Property
- Using the Border Longhand Property
- Using the Border Shorthand Property
- Using the Margin Longhand Property
- Using the Margin Shorthand Property
- Using the HTML Table Tags
- Adding a Border to the HTML Table
- Formatting a Table Using Rowspan and Colspan
- Using the <thead>, <tbody>, and <tfoot> Tags
5
Introduction to JavaScript and Dynamic Behavior
- Exploring the document.write Method in JavaScript
- Using the Assignment Operator in JavaScript
- Exploring the Object Data Type
- Using the Search Input Type
- Using New HTML5 Input Types
- Using the HTML5 <datalist> Element
- Using the <fieldset> and <legend> Elements
- Using the <textarea> Element with the placeholder Attribute
6
Manipulating Elements and Responsive UIs
- Using the HTML5 autocomplete Attribute with the <form> Element
- Using the HTML5 autofocus Attribute with the <input> Element
- Accessing the button Object
- Exploring the <button> Element type Attributes
- Using the HTML5 <input type="url"> Element
- Creating a Registration Form with JavaScript Validation
7
JavaScript Concepts and Web Applications
- Using the onmouseover and onmouseout Events
- Using the onfocus and onblur Events
- Integrating an External JavaScript File into an HTML File
- Using Functions, Arguments, and Return Values in JavaScript
- Understanding Operator Precedence in JavaScript
- Understanding Global and Local Variables in JavaScript
- Using the parseInt() and parseFloat() Methods in JavaScript
- Using the setTimeout() Method
- Using the setInterval() and clearTimeout() Methods
- Exploring Promises in JavaScript
Any questions?Check out the FAQs
Do you still have any doubts! Read here to know more about this introductory course.
Contact Us NowNo, you don’t need any prior coding experience for taking this course. You'll be able to grasp the concepts and build on your web development skills, even if you have never coded before.
You’ll learn the key technologies of web development like HTML5, CSS and JavaScript.
Yes, by the end of this web development course, you'll be well-equipped to build modern, dynamic, and interactive websites from the ground up.
After completing this course, you can seek employment in web development and related fields or you can also work on your personal website building project. Here’re some exciting job opportunities you can explore: web developer, web designer, web analyst, web content manager, front-end developer, and more.
Yes, it is an excellent starting point for beginners wanting to learn web development. Whether you want to build a career in this field or you just want to build a website of your own, this course is worth your investment.
