Front End Web Development
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Become a Front-End Web Developer by completing a variety of projects for your portfolio - become an HTML, CSS and JavaScript pro!
Skill Level
Beginner
Time to Complete
6 Months
Projects
50+ Projects
Prerequisites
None
About Front End Web Development
The front-end of the web is the user-facing side. Front-end web development refers to the tools and procedures used to create everything a visitor can interact with on a website. It includes the processes of coding, creating, and activating the visuals and digital interfaces for a website based on client specifications and needs.
Tools You Will Learn in Front End Web Development
Master Skills with Detailed Curriculum
Module 1: Foundations of Web
Module 2: Foundations of JavaScript
Why Get Our Front End Web Development Certification
Fast-Track Your Career with Job Assistance Program
How it Works?
Choose a programme of your interest
Receive personal counselling
Complete application & payment
Get certified & qualify for placement
Understand the Eligibility Criteria for Course Enrollment
- B.E./B.Tech - Computer Science, Information Technology,Electronics, Electronics & Telecommunications, Electrical, Electrical & Electronics
- BSc/MSc - Computer Science, Information Technology
- BCA/MCA
- Final Year Students - Expecting to Graduate in 2023
- Fresh Graduates - Graduated in 2021/2022
- Working Professionals - Graduated in 2020
Most Popular Questions About Our Online Courses
A Front-End Development course teaches how to create and design the user interface of websites using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and frameworks like Bootstrap and Tailwind.
Anyone with a basic understanding of computers and an interest in web development can enroll. No prior coding experience is required for beginner-level courses.
You will learn HTML, CSS, JavaScript, responsive design, and frameworks like Bootstrap and Tailwind.
No, most front-end development courses start with the basics and gradually build up to advanced concepts
Yes, you will receive an industry-recognized certificate upon successful completion of the course.
Yes, many programs offer job assistance, including resume building, interview preparation, and connections with hiring partners.
Graduates can work as Front-End Developers, Web Designers, UI/UX Designers, and JavaScript Developers.
Yes, most courses offer post-course support through alumni networks, coding communities, and career services.
You can apply through the course provider’s website by filling out the application form and meeting the eligibility criteria.