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Quick Facts

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

Course Overview

In the Responsive Web Design certification course, candidates will learn how to apply principles from interaction design and interaction with human computers to design and create an interactive website that looks professional. Candidates can learn how to make the web page templates use responsive grid formats to conform to various screen sizes. They will learn how to add design elements, navigation and use JavaScript objects and templates to isolate and view data.

Responsive Web Design training course is one of six courses in the Responsive Website Development and Design Specialisation. The fundamentals of modern full-stack web creation are addressed by this specialisation from UX design to front-end coding to custom databases. In a wide variety of technologies including JavaScript, HTML / CSS and MongoDB candidates will be able to develop fundamental skills and learn how to carry forward the reactive multi-user web application by using the meteor.js framework.

The Highlights

2nd course of Responsive Website Development and Design Specialisation
100 percent online mode of learning
Approximately 26 hours to complete
Offered by University of London
Offered by Goldsmiths, University of London
Certification by Coursera

Programme Offerings

Online Course
Quiz
assignments
Practice Exercises

Courses and Certificate Fees

Certificate Availability	Certificate Providing Authority
yes	Coursera

Responsive Web Design Fee Structure

Particulars	Amount
Fee for 1 month	Rs. 4,023 /-
Fee for 3 months	Rs. 8,046 /-
Fee for 6 months	Rs. 12,069 /-

Eligibility Criteria

Certification Qualifying details

Responsive Web Design Certificate by Coursera can be obtained only after the 4 weeks curriculum has been successfully completed. It should be subscribed to by paying the appropriate fee in order to get full access to the specialisation and to obtain a certificate of completion candidates.

What you will learn

JavaDesigning skillsKnowledge of CSS

After completing the Responsive Web Design certification syllabus course, candidates will be gaining knowledge in,

Candidates will be able to do explain why users need to Identify web pages' main functional elements, Build web-page wireframe mockups, Using Bootstrap elements to enforce page designs, Use the template library Handlebars to convert data to HTML and Using JavaScript event listeners, Use JavaScript data structures to describe the data used on a web page such as arrays and objects, add interactivity to templates.
Candidates will be also discussing more advanced subjects such as visualisation of results, APIs and animation.
To show the potential and progress in the specialisation, candidates can add several projects to their portfolio.
Using simple elements to monitor layout and style, candidates can create web pages, use responsive web design concepts to take a website from wireframe to website, create multi-user interactive experiences and incorporate safety features.
Candidates can incorporate accessibility and usability into their responsive websites just like any competent full-stack web developer.

Who it is for

UI DesignerGraphic DesignerWeb developerUX Architect

If someone is interested in making web design that is responsive in every way, and want to be placed as web designers.

Application Details

Please follow the steps given below for candidates applying to the Responsive Web Design classes course.

Step 1: Visit the website of Coursera by clicking the link given below.

https://www.coursera.org/learn/responsive-web-design

Step 2: Click on the Enrol for free button.

Step 3: Candidates will be asked to log in or sign up. With your Google/ Facebook/ Apple account please sign up or log in.

Step 4: Candidates will audit the course for free or subscribe to a credential for the whole specialisation. Choose a choice accordingly.

Step 5: After the option has been chosen fee payment has to be done if it is needed to compete admission.

The Syllabus

Readings

Course outline
Learning outcomes
Grading and assessment

Videos

Overview
Where can you go?
Usability and user experience
What is here?
Guidelines for design
Accessibility
Summary
Design examples

Readings

Lecture slides
URLs for this lesson
URL for this lesson
URL for this lesson
Lecture slides
Lecture slides

Practice Exercise

Usability and user experience
What is here?
Where can you go?
Guidelines for design
Accessibility
Web design principles summary quiz
Design examples

Videos

Overview
Where can you go?
Basic Bootstrap set up
Building out the site
Collapsible navbars
Responsive grid
Where am I?
Bootstrap themes
Summary

Readings

Code for this module
Basic Bootstrap starter code (inc. images)
URL for this lesson
URL for this lesson
URL for this lesson
URLs for this lesson
URL for this lesson

Practice exercises

Basic Bootstrap set up
Collapsible navbars
Where can you go?
Where am I?
Building out the site
Bootstrap themes
Responsive grid
Realising design principles in code summary quiz

Videos

Overview
JavaScript objects
Separating structure and content
Putting data into templates
JavaScript templates with Handlebars
Displaying the same data with different templates, Use a Bootstrap modal
Displaying different data with the same template
Summary

Readings

URL for this module
Source Code
URL for this lesson
Source Code
Source Code

Practice exercises

Separating structure and content
JavaScript templates with Handlebars
JavaScript objects
Displaying different data with the same template
Displaying the same data with different templates, Use a Bootstrap modal
Putting data into templates
Adding content to websites summary quiz

Videos

Overview
Storing objects in arrays and displaying them with a template
JavaScript arrays
Implementing a search function
Dynamically displaying single images from an array
Writing the templates for the gallery
Data structure for a complete image gallery
Switching displays in the gallery

Readings

Source Code for this module
Source Code
URL for this lesson
Source code for the gallery

Practice exercises

JavaScript arrays
Dynamically displaying single images from an array
Storing objects in arrays and displaying them with a template
Implementing a search function
Writing the templates for the gallery
Data structure for a complete image gallery
Building a full gallery app summary quiz

Instructors

University of London, London Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)

1: What extra advantage will I get by subscribing to the programme?

Candidates will be provided access to the specialisation courses and when they finish it will receive a certificate. The electronic certificate can be added to the achievements tab and printed or added to the LinkedIn profile from there.

2: Will I get a certificate of participation by auditing the Responsive Web Design online course for free?

No. For getting the certificate candidates to have to subscribe by paying the announced fee.

3: Do I have to pay for enrollment?

Enrolment is always free on Coursera. Only subscriptions are charged. Candidates can audit the course for free after enrolment. If they need a certificate they can pay the fee before or after the free section is over.

4: Will I get financial assistance from Coursera?

Coursera provides financial aid to eligible candidates. Candidates should apply from the website for receiving financial aid.

5: When will I start learning the Responsive Web Design programme?

The date of starting the course will be posted on the website. The access to course contents will be different according to the way of enrolment. Free audit will not contain all contents. To get complete access as well the certificate, candidates are advised to subscribe to the programme.