1. COURSE OVERVIEW

The Front-End Web Developer training programme introduces learners to the profession through the progressive development of a website for a real client.

Training is practice-based: guided classes, practical assignments, corrections, professional immersion, project development, client presentation and final assessment.

2. PRACTICAL INFORMATION

3. OBJECTIVE

By the end of the training, the learner should be able to design, style, adapt and publish a responsive Front-End website, then present and deliver it to a client.

4. PRACTICAL CLASS 1 – HTML: STRUCTURING A WEB PAGE

• Understand how a website works
• Discover the Front-End developer environment
• Install and use Visual Studio Code
• Create a page with HTML
• Titles, paragraphs, images, links, lists and buttons
• Organise project files

Practical Assignment: Start the first page of the real project to be delivered to the client.

5. PRACTICAL CLASS 2 – CSS: STYLING THE WEBSITE

• Connect HTML and CSS
• Colours, fonts, sizes and spacing
• Borders, backgrounds and buttons
• Flexbox and content organisation
• Menus, sections, cards and forms
• Follow a provided mock-up or model

Practical Assignment: Continue styling the client project with instructor feedback and corrections.

6. PRACTICAL CLASS 3 – RESPONSIVE DESIGN & GOING ONLINE

• Adapt the website to mobile, tablet and desktop screens
• Use media queries
• Identify and correct errors
• Discover domain names and web hosting
• Publish a website online
• Prepare an advanced version of the professional project

Practical Assignment: Make the client project responsive and prepare it for publication.

7. PROFESSIONAL IMMERSION

The learner works in a real professional environment and takes part in:

• Modifying existing web pages
• Integrating images and content
• Correcting Front-End elements
• Updating a website
• Following professional instructions

8. PROFESSIONAL PROJECT & CLIENT PRESENTATION

• Finalise the website
• Check responsive design
• Correct errors
• Publish the project online
• Present the project to the client or supervisor
• Collect feedback
• Make the requested final corrections

9. ASSESSMENT & VALIDATION

• Practical skills assessment
• Verification of HTML, CSS and responsive design skills
• Presentation of the final version
• Submission of the completed website
• Validation of targeted skills
• Training certificate

10. PRACTICAL ASSIGNMENTS BETWEEN CLASSES

The assignments are directly linked to the real project to be delivered to the client. The learner progresses on the project during the week, submits the work online, receives instructor feedback and makes corrections before the next session.

11. FINAL PROJECT

By the end of the programme, each learner must have designed, completed and published a functional, responsive Front-End website ready to be delivered to the client.

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