Become a Professional Web Developer - Version 3.0

Become a Professional Web Developer | Version 3.0, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.8, with 454 lectures, based on 487 reviews, and has 12713 subscribers.

You will learn about To learn every skill needed as a professional web developer/designer To create real life projects for your portfolio To become a professional web developer This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginning web developers/designers or Web developers that need a refresher It is particularly useful for Beginning web developers/designers or Web developers that need a refresher.

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Summary

Title: Become a Professional Web Developer | Version 3.0

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.8

Number of Lectures: 454

Number of Published Lectures: 453

Number of Curriculum Items: 454

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 453

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

To learn every skill needed as a professional web developer/designer

To create real life projects for your portfolio

To become a professional web developer

Who Should Attend

Beginning web developers/designers

Web developers that need a refresher

Target Audiences

Beginning web developers/designers

Web developers that need a refresher

We call this Become a Professional Web Developer not because we think we’re great, but because this is hands down the most in depth course on web development in town.

This course includes 60+ hours of content! Wow!

The design and structure of this course follows elite college curriculum. You will begin by learning the basics of each programming language and technology web developers use, and you will be creating real life projects with every new skill you learn so you’re getting the entire finished puzzle instead of just pieces that you have to put together yourself.

Updated For Modern Development

Web development keeps changing, and so does this course. Not only will you get content on the basics of becoming a web developer, but we’re always adding new development tools like Angular 2, Bootstrap, Ruby on Rails and more. Buy this course once, and keep your skills sharp?forever!

More Than Just the Basics Much More

Most courses on web development walk you through the skills beginners need, but then require you to learn the skills that make you an employable web developer. This course is different. After you have learned the basics and built real projects for your portfolio, you can move on to hours and hours of continued training at the intermediate and advanced levels for each web development skill you’ve learned.

Don’t stop when you’re just starting to get good at this, keep learning and enhancing your web development portfolio. New content will be added to this course frequently, so even if you complete the entire course, the next time you log in you’ll have more skills to learn.

Who Should Take This Course?

You should take this course if web development as a profession sounds good to you, or if you’re looking to brush up on your web development skills in any area. There is so much content in this course that even experienced developers will benefit from it.

What is Covered in This Course?

HTML?/?HTML5

CSS?/?CSS3

JavaScript

Ajax

jQuery

JSON

PHP

MySQL

Responsive web design

Bootstrap

Ruby on Rails

Angular?/?Angular 2

Node.js

Source codes are included for the entire course so you can learn by running the actual code and modifying it as needed.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction to the Course

Lecture 1: Introduction to the Course

Chapter 2: HTML

Lecture 1: What Is HTML?

Lecture 2: What Is HTML5?

Lecture 3: Getting the Browser

Lecture 4: Getting the Editor

Lecture 5: Setting Up the Editor

Lecture 6: HTML Structure – Hello World

Lecture 7: The DOM

Lecture 8: Customizing the Editor

Lecture 9: Self Closing Tags – Environment

Lecture 10: Validation

Lecture 11: Comments

Lecture 12: Block Level Elements

Lecture 13: Line Break and Spacing

Lecture 14: Span – Text Modifiers

Lecture 15: Anchors

Lecture 16: Exercise: Linking to the Top of a Page

Lecture 17: Images

Lecture 18: Tables

Lecture 19: Forms

Lecture 20: Placeholder vs. Value

Lecture 21: Radio Buttons, Checkboxes & Text Areas

Lecture 22: New HTML5 Inputs

Lecture 23: HTML5 Input Attributes

Lecture 24: Action Attribute

Lecture 25: GET vs. POST

Lecture 26: Submit Buttons

Lecture 27: Exercise: Create a Hotel Booking Form

Lecture 28: New Elements in HTML5

Lecture 29: HTML5 Semantic Elements

Lecture 30: Semantic Elements in Practice

Lecture 31: Meter and Progress Elements

Lecture 32: HTML5 Audio

Lecture 33: HTML5 Video

Chapter 3: HTML5 and CSS3 Fundamentals

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Page basics

Lecture 3: Text Basics

Lecture 4: Text Formatting

Lecture 5: Lists

Lecture 6: Image Prep

Lecture 7: Inserting Images

Lecture 8: Website Project 1

Lecture 9: CSS Basics

Lecture 10: Font Styles

Lecture 11: Colors

Lecture 12: List Styles

Lecture 13: Advanced Selectors

Lecture 14: Website Project 2

Lecture 15: Link Basics

Lecture 16: In-Page links

Lecture 17: Link styles

Lecture 18: Navigation Menus

Lecture 19: Website Project 3

Lecture 20: Block Spacing

Lecture 21: Arranging the Page

Lecture 22: Positioning

Lecture 23: Website Project 4

Lecture 24: Tables

Lecture 25: Table Styles

Lecture 26: Website Project 5

Lecture 27: Form Basics

Lecture 28: Form Elements

Lecture 29: HTML5 Form Elements

Lecture 30: Form Styles

Lecture 31: Website Project 6

Lecture 32: Video preparation

Lecture 33: Video HTML

Lecture 34: Website Project 7

Lecture 35: Conclusion tips and resources

Chapter 4: CSS and CSS3

Lecture 1: What Is CSS?

Lecture 2: Understanding CSS

Lecture 3: How HTML and CSS Are Used Together

Lecture 4: Selectors: Part 1

Lecture 5: Selectors: Part 2

Lecture 6: Selectors: Part 3

Lecture 7: Selectors: Part 4

Lecture 8: Hyperlinks

Lecture 9: Widths and Heights

Lecture 10: Positioning

Lecture 11: Centering a Container

Lecture 12: Display Types

Lecture 13: Hiding an Element

Lecture 14: Margins and Padding

Lecture 15: Overflow

Lecture 16: Element Stack Order (z-index)

Lecture 17: Cursors

Lecture 18: Box Sizing

Lecture 19: Color

Lecture 20: Font Basics

Lecture 21: Floats

Lecture 22: Clearfix

Lecture 23: Forcing Uppercase, Lowercase and Capitalization

Lecture 24: Text Alignment

Lecture 25: Text Indenting

Lecture 26: Backgrounds

Lecture 27: Multiple Background Images

Instructors

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Rating Distribution

1 stars: 9 votes

2 stars: 10 votes

3 stars: 67 votes

4 stars: 180 votes

5 stars: 221 votes

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