“HTML Basics” explores the structure of web pages using Hypertext Markup Language (HTML). Students learn to create and organize content with tags, including headings, paragraphs, lists, images, tables, and links. This course provides the core building blocks for any website.

“CSS Fundamentals” teaches learners how to style HTML content using Cascading Style Sheets (CSS). Topics include selectors, properties, color schemes, fonts, box model, and layout control. Students gain the ability to transform plain HTML into visually styled web pages.

“Advanced CSS Techniques” goes beyond the basics, introducing powerful layout tools like Flexbox and CSS Grid. Learners also explore animations, transitions, responsive design with media queries, and CSS preprocessors like Sass. The course prepares students to build modern, responsive, and dynamic interfaces.

“JavaScript Basics” introduces dynamic functionality for websites. Topics include variables, operators, functions, conditionals, loops, and interacting with the Document Object Model (DOM). By course end, students can add basic interactivity like form validation and button events.

“Intermediate JavaScript” expands on core JavaScript concepts, including arrays, objects, ES6+ features, and asynchronous programming with Promises and async/await. Students learn how to build more complex, feature-rich interactions for web applications.

“Bootstrap Introduction” introduces Bootstrap, a widely used front-end framework for quickly building responsive websites. Students learn to use its grid system, UI components, and utility classes to speed up development and create consistent layouts.

“jQuery Basics” provides an overview of jQuery, a JavaScript library that simplifies DOM manipulation, event handling, and AJAX. Students learn to write cleaner and more efficient code, improving the interactivity and responsiveness of web pages.

“Building a Static Website” is a project-based course where students build a multi-page website using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. This course reinforces structural, styling, and scripting skills while encouraging creativity in web design.

“Version Control with Git” teaches version control principles and how to manage code changes using Git. Students learn to initialize repositories, commit changes, create branches, and merge code efficiently—vital skills for collaborative web development.

“GitHub Essentials” builds on Git knowledge by introducing GitHub for hosting repositories. Topics include creating repositories, pushing code, managing pull requests, collaborating through issues, and using GitHub for project documentation.

“Responsive Web Design” trains students to build websites that adapt to various screen sizes and devices. Topics include fluid grids, flexible images, and media queries. Learners ensure optimal usability on desktops, tablets, and mobile devices.

“Web Accessibility” teaches developers to make websites usable by all, including people with disabilities. It covers semantic HTML, ARIA roles, keyboard navigation, and compliance with WCAG standards, promoting inclusive design practices.

“Web Performance Optimization” focuses on techniques to improve website speed and efficiency. Topics include image optimization, minification, lazy loading, caching strategies, and performance testing tools like Lighthouse. Students learn to enhance user experience through faster load times.

“SEO Fundamentals” introduces search engine optimization techniques that help websites rank higher on search engines. Topics include on-page SEO, metadata, keyword usage, semantic structure, and improving accessibility for better discoverability.

“Projects” is a capstone module where students apply their web development skills to build complete websites or interfaces. These projects may include business sites, portfolios, or small web apps. Students gain hands-on experience and build a portfolio to showcase their expertise.