Create responsive web pages using HTML and CSS to design and structure content for various devices.
Apply best practices in web design to ensure accessibility and usability in all web projects.
Demonstrate proficiency in styling web elements using CSS for layout, typography, and visual design.
Build interactive elements on web pages by integrating JavaScript for enhanced user experience.
Evaluate the effectiveness of web design choices, ensuring they meet industry standards for performance and accessibility.
Construct a complete, functional website that incorporates foundational web technologies including HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Create interactive web applications by applying HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to develop dynamic features and improve their problem-solving and coding skills.
Getting Started
Introduction to HTML
Getting Started with HTML
Cascading Style Sheets
Special Effects
Multimedia
HTML Forms
Introduction to JavaScript
Content Management Systems
Create Interactive Projects:
• The Basics
• Dice Game
• Bouncing Ball
• Cannonball and Slingshot
• The Memory Game
• Quiz
• Mazes
• Rock, Paper, Scissors
• Guess a Word
• Blackjack
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Certiport
• IT Specialist HTML and CSS - https://certiport.pearsonvue.com/fc/ITS/htmlcss
• IT Specialist JavaScript - https://certiport.pearsonvue.com/fc/ITS/javascript
IT Specialist HTML and CSS:
• HTML Fundamentals
• CSS Fundamentals
• Document Structure using HTML
• Multimedia Presentation using HTML
• Webpage Styling using CSS
• Accessibility, Readability, and Testing
IT Specialist JavaScript:
• JavaScript Operators, Methods, and Keywords
• Variables, Data Types, and Functions
• Decisions and Loops
• Document Object Model
• HTML Forms
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Prior to course enrollment, students should know how to use a computer and browse the internet. No coding experience is needed.
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80% attendance
Actively participate in class, including discussions and independent and group activities.
,Complete assigned labs and projects.
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Individuals who want to develop their front-end knowledge and skills.
Software Developers, Web Developers, Web and Digital Interface Designers, Computer User Support Specialists, Market Research Analysts, Marketing Specialists
According to Lightcast, Wake County has a demand for professionals skilled in creating and maintaining websites and digital interfaces, with a focus on developing responsive, user-friendly designs. The region shows a strong need for expertise in foundational web technologies, highlighting opportunities for individuals with web design and front-end development skills.
Marketing Specialists
Market Research Analysts
Computer User Support Specialists
Web and Digital Interface Designers
Web Developers
Software Developers
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Requisites: None
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