Basic Frontend

This Basic Frontend course introduces learners to the core technologies and concepts behind modern web interfaces, focusing on HTML, CSS, and JavaScript fundamentals. The program is designed for beginners who want to understand how websites are structured, styled, and made interactive. The course starts with HTML, covering document structure, tags, elements, attributes, and forms, enabling students to build well-structured web pages. It then moves to CSS, where learners explore selectors, syntax, box model, positioning, flexbox, and responsive layout principles to create visually appealing and well-organized interfaces. A major part of the program is dedicated to JavaScript. Students learn the basics of the language, including variables, data types, type coercion, arrays, string methods, object syntax, and object utilities. They also work with arrays and objects in practice, including destructuring assignments. The course covers essential browser-side technologies such as the DOM, JSON, and asynchronous JavaScript with promises, then/catch, and async/await. Learners also study local storage, cookies, HTTP basics, and recursion, which are key for understanding how modern web applications communicate, store data, and manage logic. Each topic is supported by video lessons, quizzes, and practical exercises. By the end of the course, students will be able to build simple interactive web pages, understand how frontends communicate with servers, and confidently continue their path toward advanced frontend frameworks and full-stack development.