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Front-end Development

Front-end Development

Learn everything you need to become an effective Frontend Developer

Course Description

This course provides a comprehensive skill development on building dynamic, responsive, and interactive user interfaces using modern JavaScript frameworks and tools.

Requirements:

  • Basic Computer Skills

  • Little or no work experience

  • Fundamental Understanding of Project Management

  • A willingness to learn, experiment, and continuously improve

  • Ability to commit at least 4-5 hrs per week

Target Audience:

  • New Joiners

  • Tech enthusiast

  • Student and Recent Graduates

  • Product Manager

  • Tech Project Managers

  • Anyone looking to transition

Overview & Gain:

Program Outline: [16 Weeks of Practical Based Training & Mentorship]

  • 1-on-1 Career Roadmap Plan driven with Data & Market Gap Analysis

  • Market-Focused Practical Based Training: 4 weeks

  • Market Focused Practical Hands-On Coaching on global recruitment-related projects: 12 weeks

  • Market Preparation – CV & Interview Prep [LinkedIn Optimization]: 3 weeks

  • Work with Industry Experts under 1-on-1 guidance.

  • Interview Support towards landing a job to start your new career transition

  • One month of Job Support – Once You Secure a role

  • 1-on-1 with a Specialist to understand your career needs.

  • Create a detailed 2-3 years career transitioning plan and how this program can kick start that short term and long term journey.

  • a. Variables, data types, operators

  • b. Control flow (if/else, loops)

  • c. Functions and scope

  • d. Debugging basics

  • a. ES6+ syntax (let/const, arrow functions, template literals)

  • b. Arrays, objects, and destructuring

  • c. Higher-order functions (map, filter, reduce)

  • d. Asynchronous programming (callbacks, promises, async/await)

  • a. Semantic HTML5

  • b. CSS selectors, flexbox, grid

  • c. Responsive design principles

  • d. Introduction to CSS frameworks (Tailwind or Bootstrap)

  • a. Build a personal portfolio website using HTML, CSS, and basic

  • JavaScript.

  • a. Selecting elements and modifying the DOM

  • b. Adding event listeners

  • c. Managing state with vanilla JavaScript

  • a. Basic commands (clone, commit, push, pull)

  • b. Branching and merging

  • c. Collaborating on projects

  • a. Fetching data from APIs

  • b. Working with JSON

  • c. Handling errors gracefully

  • a. NPM/Yarn package managers

  • b. Bundlers like Webpack or Vite

  • c. Linters and formatters (ESLint, Prettier)

  • a. Build a weather app or movie search app that consumes public APIs

  • and displays dynamic content.

  • a. Components, props, state

  • b. Functional vs class components

  • c. Hooks (useState, useEffect)

  • a. React Router for multi-page applications

  • b. Nested routes and route parameters

  • a. Context API for global state management

  • b. Redux (optional for advanced learners)

  • a. CSS-in-JS libraries (Styled Components, Emotion)

  • b. Component libraries (Material-UI, Chakra UI)

  • 5. Project: React Application

  • a. Build a blog platform or e-commerce product listing page using React.

  • a. Custom hooks

  • b. Higher-order components (HOCs)

  • c. Render props

  • a. Unit testing with Jest

  • b. End-to-end testing with Cypress or Playwright

  • a. Lazy loading and code splitting

  • b. Memoization (React.memo, useMemo, useCallback)

  • a. Lazy loading and code splitting

  • b. Memoization (React.memo, useMemo, useCallback)

  • a. Hosting static sites (Netlify, Vercel)

  • b. CI/CD pipelines for automated deployments

  • a. Build a complete frontend application (e.g., social media dashboard,

  • task manager).

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