Course Overview:
This course is designed to help students and beginners learn front-end web development from scratch. It covers core UI technologies such as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, along with ES6 (ECMAScript 6) features. By the end of the course, learners will be able to create interactive and responsive web pages with practical knowledge of real-time UI development.
Way of Training:
- Mode: Online / Offline
- Duration: 45 Days
- Online Sessions: 1 Hour/Day
- Offline Sessions: 1 Hour Theory + 1 Hour Lab/Practical
UI Technologies Course (HTML, CSS, JavaScript with ES6)
Course Fee:
- Online Mode: 4999/- only
- Offline Mode: 4999/- only
Includes:
- Live/Recorded video sessions
- Class notes and soft copy materials
- Mini projects using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
- Assignments and practical hands-on tasks
- Interview questions with model answers
- Telegram/WhatsApp doubt support
Instructor Video :
About the Course:
This course introduces the key building blocks of front-end development. Students will learn how to structure content using HTML, style it using CSS, and make it interactive with JavaScript. The course also introduces modern ES6 JavaScript concepts such as arrow functions, let/const, de-structuring, and more to help prepare for real-world UI development.
Job Opportunities After this Course:
- UI/UX Designer
- Front-End Web Developer
- HTML/CSS/JavaScript Intern
- Junior ReactJS / Angular Developer
- Freelancer for basic website development
Importance in Campus Placements and UI Roles:
- HTML, CSS, and JavaScript are core technologies in most web development roles
- Frequently asked in technical and written rounds
- Helps in final-year academic projects and online portfolios
- Foundation for learning frameworks like React, Angular, Vue
Course Content
Module 1: Introduction to Web Development
- What is web development and how websites work
- Difference between frontend and backend
- Introduction to browsers, editors, and developer tools
- Installing VS Code for UI development
Module 2: HTML Basics
- What is HTML and how it works
- Structure of an HTML document
- Common tags: headings, paragraphs, links, images, lists
- Form elements: input, textarea, checkbox, radio, select
- Semantic elements: header, footer, section, article
Module 3: HTML Forms and Tables
- Creating and validating HTML forms
- Form attributes: action, method, name
- HTML5 input types: email, date, range, number
- Building tables with rows, columns, rowspan, colspan
- Adding form to database-ready structure
Module 4: Introduction to CSS
- What is CSS and how it styles HTML
- Types of CSS: inline, internal, external
- Selectors: element, class, id, universal
- CSS colors, background, font, border, margin, padding
- CSS Box Model and layout concepts
Module 5: CSS Positioning and Layouts
- Static, relative, absolute, fixed positioning
- Float and clear concepts
- Creating 2-column and 3-column layouts
- Using display, visibility, z-index
- Media queries and responsive design introduction
Module 6: CSS3 Features
- CSS3 transitions, transformations, and animations
- Rounded corners, shadows, gradients
- Flexbox layout system
- Introduction to Grid layout
- Hover effects and button styles
Module 7: Introduction to JavaScript
- What is JavaScript and why it is used
- Variables: var, let, const
- Data types and operators
- Conditionals: if, else if, switch
- Loops: for, while, do-while
- Alerts, prompts, and confirm boxes
Module 8: JavaScript Functions and Events
- Creating and calling functions
- Function parameters and return values
- Event handling: onclick, onchange, onmouseover
- Event listeners
- Form validation using JavaScript
Module 9: Objects and Arrays in JavaScript
- Creating and accessing objects
- Array creation and iteration
- Push, pop, shift, unshift, splice methods
- forEach and map functions
- Object vs array use cases
Module 10: The Document Object Model (DOM)
- What is DOM and how JavaScript interacts with HTML
- Accessing elements: getElementById, querySelector
- Modifying content and styles dynamically
- Creating, appending, removing elements
- Mini project: DOM-based form validation or to-do app
Module 11: ES6 (ECMAScript 6) Features
- Introduction to ES6
- Arrow functions and default parameters
- let and const vs var
- Template literals and string interpolation
- Destructuring arrays and objects
- Spread and rest operators
Module 12: Mini Project using HTML, CSS, JS
- Mini Project Title: Responsive Student Registration Form
- UI: HTML5 + CSS3 + Responsive Layout
- Logic: Form validation using JavaScript
- Features: Store form data into a list using JavaScript arrays
- Add/Delete buttons, style using CSS transitions and Flexbox
Interview Questions :
- What is the difference between HTML and HTML5?
- What are the types of CSS and which one is preferred?
- What is the difference between var, let, and const in JavaScript?
- Explain the Box Model in CSS.
- What is an event in JavaScript and how do you handle it?
- What are semantic HTML elements and why are they used?
- What is the difference between == and === in JavaScript?
- What are arrow functions in ES6 and when should you use them?
- How does the DOM work in JavaScript?
- What is Flexbox and how is it different from Grid?
Why Join Techidz for UI Technologies?
- Step-by-step teaching with visual design practice
- All basics of HTML, CSS, JS, and ES6 covered in one course
- Practical web UI examples and mini project
- Perfect for freshers, college students, and job aspirants
- Telegram/WhatsApp doubt support
- Soft copy materials and full lifetime access to videos
New & Special Features in Techidz UI Course
- 100+ HTML/CSS/JS exercises
- Mini Project with full UI validation and logic
- Concept-based practice worksheets
- Weekly quizzes and revision sessions
- Form validation using DOM
- Modern JavaScript ES6 training
- Interview preparation and portfolio tips
