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Quick Facts

Medium Of Instructions	Mode Of Learning	Mode Of Delivery
English	Self Study	Video and Text Based

Course Overview

Poor implementation can disrupt the user experience, which is why it is essential to execute highly functional web pages. The HTML, CSS, and Javascript for Web Developers certification courses are specially designed to help developers create efficient, interactive web pages and enhance the end-user experience.

An introductory course, the HTML, CSS, and Javascript for Web Developers certification course, created by John Hopkins University and offered on the Coursera platform, teaches how to use the essential tools to design webpages. Learn to code interactive, user-friendly web pages to automatically rearrange and resize the webpage to fit the size of the user’s screen.

Moreover, the training course will equip the candidates with the most popular and influential language for web development: Javascript. Build functional web applications using Ajax to disclose the server-side functionality and data to the end-user.

In the HTML, CSS, and Javascript for Web Developers certification course, candidates will receive online videos and interactive lectures. Besides, Yaakov Chaikin – a professor at John Hopkins University with years of experience, will instruct the training course.

The Highlights

Online learning
HTML
JavaScript
Course completion certificate
Course by John Hopkins University
Pre-recorded videos
Shareable certificate
No course fee
Tangible benefits

Programme Offerings

Transcripts For Video Lessons
Pre-recorded Video Lectures
Shareable Certificate
100% online training
Practice Exercises
English Subtitles For Videos
Flexible Deadlines

Courses and Certificate Fees

Fees Informations	Certificate Availability	Certificate Providing Authority
INR 4844	yes	Coursera

The HTML, CSS, and Javascript for Web Developers certification fees are as follows:

Course	Fees in INR
HTML, CSS, and Javascript for Web Developers	Rs. 4,844(for e- certification) Free for auditing

Eligibility Criteria

You do not need any prior knowledge about HTML or CSS. Because the HTML, CSS, and Javascript for Web Developers certification course is an introductory training course, anyone interested in the course can join.

What you will learn

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After completing the HTML, CSS, and Javascript for Web Developers certification syllabus, the candidates will be able to:

Understand the tools required to build an aesthetic and fully functional website
Comprehend the workings of a website at the HTML and CSS level
Usage of additional Javascript libraries such as React, Angular
Know the coding of software applications and syntax in javascript
Know the history, setting, and arrangement of web development
Understand server-client dynamics using Ajax
Be able to take upon great web application projects.

Who it is for

Computer ProgrammerWeb developerIT Engineer

Anyone interested in web development or who does front-end work can apply for the HTML, CSS, and Javascript for Web Developers certification course.

Admission Details

Candidates wanting to enrol for the HTML, CSS, and Javascript for Web Developers certification course can do so by following the steps mentioned below:

Locate the course on https://www.coursera.org/
Enter “HTML, CSS, and Javascript for Web Developers” in the search bar available on the website.
Click on the “Join for Free” tab present at the top corner of the webpage.
Next, you need to create an account on Coursera. Or else, you can log in via Facebook, Google, or Apple. If you are already registered on the website, simply log in and enrol for the course.

Application Details

Candidates do not need to fill out any application form to join the HTML, CSS, and Javascript for Web Developers by Coursera. They can undertake the course for free by signing up with Google.

The Syllabus

Videos

Course Introduction
Welcome to Module 1: Introduction to HTML5
Development Environment Setup, Part 1
Development Environment Setup, Part 2: MacOS
Development Environment Setup, Part 2: Windows
Development Environment Setup, Part 3: Github and Browser Sync
Resources for Asking Questions
Lecture 1: What is HTML?
Lecture 2: Relevant History of HTML
Lecture 3: Anatomy of an HTML Tag
Lecture 4: Basic HTML Document Structure
Lecture 5: HTML Content Models
Lecture 6: Heading Elements (and some new HTML5 semantic comments)
Lecture 7: Lists
Lecture 8: HTML Character Entity References
Lecture 9: Creating Links
Lecture 10: Displaying Images
Module 1 Wrap-Up

Readings

How Grading and Being Late on Assignments Works
Recommended Books
CHECK OUT MY SITE!
ALL of the EXAMPLE SOURCE CODE for this Course
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Frequently Asked Questions
CONNECT WITH ME!

Videos

Welcome to Module 2: Introduction to CSS3
Lecture 11: Power of CSS
Lecture 12: Anatomy of a CSS Rule
Lecture 13: Element, Class, and ID Selectors
Lecture 14: Combining Selectors
Lecture 15: Pseudo-Class Selectors
Lecture 16: Style Placement
Lecture 17, Part 1: Conflict Resolution
Lecture 17, Part 2: Conflict Resolution
Lecture 18, Part 1: Styling Text
Lecture 18, Part 2: Styling Text
Lecture 19, Part 1: The Box Model
Lecture 19, Part 2: The Box Model
Lecture 19, Part 3: The Box Model
Lecture 20: The background Property
Lecture 21: Positioning Elements by Floating
Lecture 22, Part 1: Relative and Absolute Element Positioning
Lecture 22, Part 2: Relative and Absolute Element Positioning
Lecture 23, Part 1: Media Queries
Lecture 23, Part 2: Media Queries
Lecture 24, Part 1: Responsive Design
Lecture 24, Part 2: Responsive Design
Lecture 25, Part 1: Introduction to Twitter Bootstrap
Lecture 25, Part 2: Introduction to Twitter Bootstrap
Lecture 26, Part 1: The Bootstrap Grid System
Lecture 26, Part 2: The Bootstrap Grid System
Module 2 Wrap-Up

Readings

Recommended Books
New Tutorials - here is how...
CONNECT WITH ME!
Frequently Asked Questions

Practice exercises

Optional Practice Quiz
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Videos

Welcome to Module 3: Coding the Static Restaurant Site
Lecture 27, Part 1: Visit with the Client
Lecture 27, Part 2: Visit with the Client (Field Trip)
Lecture 28: Design Overview
Lecture 29: Some Ground Rules and Overview of Setup
Lecture 30, Part 1: Coding Basics of Navbar Header
Lecture 30, Part 2: Coding Basics of Navbar Header
Lecture 31: Coding Button for Future Collapsible Menu
Lecture 32, Part 1: Coding Nav Menu Buttons
Lecture 32, Part 2: Coding Nav Menu Buttons
Lecture 33, Part 1: Fixing Navbar Layout, Text, and Dropdown Menus
Lecture 33, Part 2: Fixing Navbar Layout, Text, and Dropdown Menus
Lecture 34: Coding the Jumbotron
Lecture 35, Part 1: Coding Navigation Tiles
Lecture 35, Part 2: Coding Navigation Tiles
Lecture 36, Part 1: Coding the Footer
Lecture 36, Part 2: Coding the Footer
Lecture 37, Part 1: Coding the Menu Categories
Lecture 37, Part 2: Coding the Menu Categories
Lecture 38, Part 1: Coding the Single Menu Category Page
Lecture 38, Part 2: Coding the Single Menu Category Page
Lecture 38, Part 3: Coding the Single Menu Category Page
Lecture 39: Testing the Mobile Version on a Real Phone
Module 3 Wrap-Up

Readings

Recommended Books
New Tutorials - here is how...
Frequently Asked Questions

Practice exercises

Optional Practice Quiz
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Optional Practice Quiz
Optional Practice Quiz

Videos

Welcome to Module 4: Introduction to Javascript
Lecture 40, Part 1: Adjusting Development Environment for Javascript Development
Lecture 40, Part 2: Where to Place Javascript Code
Lecture 41, Part 1: Defining Variables, Function, and Scope
Lecture 41, Part 2: Defining Variables, Function, and Scope
Lecture 42, Part 1: Javascript Types
Lecture 42, Part 2: Javascript Types
Lecture 43, Part 1: Common Language Constructs
Lecture 43, Part 2: Common Language Constructs
Lecture 43, Part 3: Common Language Constructs
Lecture 44: Handling Default Values
Lecture 45, Part 1: Creating Objects Using 'new Object()' Syntax
Lecture 45, Part 2: Creating Objects Using Object Literal Syntax
Lecture 46: Functions Explained
Lecture 47, Part 1: Passing Variables by Value vs. by Reference
Lecture 47, Part 2: Passing Variables by Value vs. by Reference
Lecture 48: Function Constructors, prototype, and the 'this' Keyword
Lecture 49: Object Literals and the 'this' Keyword
Lecture 50, Part 1: Arrays
Lecture 50, Part 2: Arrays
Lecture 51: Closures
Lecture 52, Part 1: Fake Namespaces
Lecture 52, Part 2: Immediately Invoked Function Expressions (IIFEs)
Module 4 Wrap-Up

Readings

Recommended Books
New Tutorials - here is how...
Frequently Asked Questions

Practice exercises

Optional Practice Quiz
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Practice exercises

Optional Practice Quiz
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Module 1 Quiz

Videos

Welcome to Module 5: Using Javascript to Build Web Applications
Lecture 53, Part 1: DOM Manipulation
Lecture 53, Part 2: DOM Manipulation
Lecture 54: Handling Events
Lecture 55: The 'event' Argument
Lesson 56: HTTP Basics
Lesson 57, Part 1: Ajax Basics
Lesson 57, Part 2: Ajax Basics
Lesson 57, Part 3: Ajax Basics
Lecture 58: Processing JSON
Lecture 59: Fixing Mobile Nav Menu Automatic Collapse
Lecture 60: Dynamically Loading Home View Content
Lecture 61, Part 1: Dynamically Loading Menu Categories View
Lecture 61, Part 2: Dynamically Loading Menu Categories View
Lecture 62: Dynamically Loading Single Category View
Lecture 63: Changing 'active' Button Style Through Javascript
Course Wrap-Up

Readings

Recommended Books
CONNECT WITH ME!
Check out the final deployed site
Frequently Asked Questions
New Tutorials - here is how...
CONNECT WITH ME

Practice exercises

Optional Practice Quiz
Optional Practice Quiz
Optional Practice Quiz

Instructors

Johns Hopkins Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)

1: Will there be any practice tests available?

Yes. Each module of the HTML, CSS, and Javascript for Web Developers training course has practice exercises towards the end. They are multiple-choice questions related to what you have learned in that module.

2: What are the requirements to enrol for for the HTML, CSS, and Javascript for Web Developer online course?

You only need a good internet connection to join this course.

3: What is the information shown on the certificate?

The certificate comprises the course name, candidate name, and a verification URL. Moreover, Yaakov Chaikin – the instructor of the course signs the certificate.

4: Is it challenging to keep up with the course?

If you fall back on keeping up with the HTML, CSS, and JavaScript for Web Developers training course, you can always ask for help. Additionally, there are not any time constraints enforced by the training course so you can do it at your pace.

5: Does the course offer a grade?

Yes. You will be graded individually on the quizzes, assignments and will receive a final grade upon successful completion of the HTML, CSS, and Javascript for Web Developers online course. Your final grade will be shared with you via email.