Become a Job-Ready Frontend Developer in 6 Months
in Web DevelopmentWhat you will learn?
Comprehensive video tutorials and text-based resources.
Interactive coding challenges
Figma and design resources
Assignments with automated feedback from AI
Portfolio-building projects
Downloadable code templates and starter projects.
Access to an exclusive developer forum for peer support.
About this course
Launch your career as a skilled frontend developer with our "Become a Job-Ready Frontend Developer in 6 Months". Developed in collaboration with leading experts in the tech industry, this course will teach you the latest best practices in web development, ensuring you stand out in the competitive job market.
Over the span of this self-paced course, you'll gain hands-on experience with tools like React, GitHub, and evergreen web standards like semantic HTML, CSS, and JavaScript fundamentals. The course focuses on delivering a well-rounded skill set that will prepare you for real-world projects, emphasizing accessibility, responsive design, and clean code practices.
Through a combination of engaging video tutorials, interactive coding challenges, and portfolio projects, you will transform from a beginner to a job-ready developer in less than 6 months. With flexible learning, you can choose between full-time or part-time learning paths that suit your schedule.
Additionally, the course offers personal guidance on how to set up a professional development environment (VS Code), ensuring that your workflow is optimized from day one.
Your Journey to Becoming a Frontend Developer Starts Here
Imagine waking up one morning and realizing that your dream of becoming a frontend developer is within reach. You sit at your computer, open your professional code editor, and begin writing clean, efficient code that powers visually stunning, interactive websites. Now, imagine doing that professionally, for companies around the world. This could be you in just 6 months with the "Become a Job-Ready Frontend Developer" course.
Storytime:
Meet Rahul, a 28-year-old from Mumbai who always had a passion for tech but didn’t know where to start. Ravi, like you, wanted to learn web development but felt overwhelmed with where to begin. He took a leap and enrolled in our Job-Ready Frontend Developer course. Fast forward 6 months, Ravi now confidently works with companies building responsive websites, handles client projects, and is well-versed in React, GitHub, and JavaScript.
This course is designed to help aspiring developers like Ravi, and you, become job-ready frontend professionals—even if you’re starting from scratch.
This course is packed with video tutorials, hands-on coding challenges, and portfolio-building projects, all guided by experienced professionals who are currently working in the tech industry.
What Makes This Course Special?
1. Real-World Portfolio Projects: Build over a dozen projects, including dynamic websites and apps, which you can showcase to potential employers.
2. Interactive Challenges: Solve hundreds of coding challenges that enhance your problem-solving skills and reinforce key concepts.
3. Set Up Your Developer Environment: Learn to install and optimize VS Code, the leading integrated development environment (IDE), so you can code with ease and efficiency from day one.
4. Flexible Learning Paths: Whether you’re a student, a working professional, or just making a career shift, you can learn at your own pace with part-time or full-time options.
5. Personalized Guidance: From setting up your environment to resolving tricky bugs, we’ll guide you every step of the way to ensure your workflow is seamless.
6. Premium Support & Certification: With dedicated support and a completion certificate backed by the industry, you'll stand out when applying for jobs.
Requirements
Laptop/PC with internet access
Chrome, Firefox or any modern web browser
VS Code (installation guide included)
A willingness to learn and commit to coding challenges.
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Guide to downloading and installing VS Code on your machine.
Essential extensions for HTML, CSS, and JavaScript development. 1.3 Configuring Themes and Fonts
Personalize VS Code with custom themes and fonts to enhance productivity.
Introduction to GitHub and how to integrate it with VS Code for tracking your code changes.
Set up VS Code with all essential extensions, themes, and fonts. Initialize a GitHub repository for version control and commit your first changes.
Introduction to the course and what to expect.
A fun project to get familiar with basic HTML.
Explore the forum where you can ask and answer questions.
Add your name, display photos, change the background, and personalize your website.
Introduce yourself on the AISTECHX forum, post a question, or answer a query from another student. Personalize your website by adding your name, emoji, photos, and a background image.
Learn about basic HTML tags and their usage.
Use HTML and Bootstrap to replicate Google’s homepage.
Learn the importance of semantic tags for better accessibility and SEO.
Review the concepts of HTML with a mentor-led project.
Build and deploy a personal website using HTML and Bootstrap. The website should include navigation links, images, and appropriate HTML tags for structure.
Understand the syntax and structure of CSS.
Learn how to use Flexbox for responsive designs.
Apply CSS to your previously built Google.com clone for a polished look.
Style your personal website with CSS, ensuring it is fully responsive and adheres to best practices for layout and design. Add media queries for different screen sizes.
Get familiar with variables, loops, and data types in JavaScript.
Learn how to interact with web elements using JavaScript.
Apply your JavaScript skills to build a Twitter-like platform.
Create a Meme Picker application using JavaScript. Implement interactive features such as adding and deleting memes, and use DOM manipulation to display the memes on the webpage.
Tackle interactive JavaScript challenges for hands-on learning.
Create and deploy a Chrome extension to enhance browser functionality.
Build a basketball scoreboard using JavaScript. The scoreboard should include buttons to increase and decrease scores and reset the game.
Learn why accessibility is essential and how to implement it in your projects.
Apply accessibility principles to build an inclusive website.
Improve the accessibility of your previously built personal website. Ensure the site is screen-reader friendly, keyboard navigable, and follows ARIA standards.
Learn how to make websites that look great on all devices.
Create and deploy a responsive learning journal on Netlify.
Build and deploy a responsive landing page using Flexbox and media queries. The landing page should be optimized for mobile, tablet, and desktop views.
Understand how to give constructive feedback on code.
Review and improve a password generator project.
Review a real solo project on GitHub. Provide constructive feedback and suggest improvements. Submit a pull request with changes.
Learn how APIs work and how to use them in web development.
Build a weather forecast app using OpenWeatherMap API.
Build a movie watchlist app using a movie API. The app should allow users to search for movies, add them to a watchlist, and view detailed information about each movie.
Principles of user interface design and aesthetics.
Redesign the user interface of an existing project. Focus on usability, color schemes, typography, and layout. Provide before and after screenshots.
Use React to build a replica of Airbnb’s experiences page.
Create a meme generator app using React.
Build a notes app using React. The app should allow users to add, edit, and delete notes. Implement state management and component reusability.
Learn how to build reusable compound components in React.
Implement dynamic routing using React Router.
Build a component library using React. The library should include multiple reusable components with custom hooks. Test the components by integrating them into an existing app.
Create and deploy a portfolio website to showcase your work.
Learn about common frontend interview questions and how to prepare for them.
Create and deploy your portfolio website. Your portfolio should showcase at least three of your best projects, your resume, and links to your LinkedIn and GitHub profiles.
Kya iske Hindi version mil sakta hai?
Hi Ankit!
Currently, this course is in English, but our mentor has used simple English to make it easier to follow.
We're also working on a Hindi version or a dubbed version, which will be available soon.
Stay tuned!