Front-End Development Diploma Plan

Module 1: Introduction to Web Development (4 Lectures)

Lecture 1:

• Introduction to the Web
• Difference between Frontend and Backend
• Who is a UI/UX Designer?
• Concept of Server and Domain
• Comparison between websites using frameworks and those without
• Setting up the development environment (VS Code, Live Server)

Lecture 2:

• Introduction to HTML
• Creating the first HTML file
• Concept of basic tags
• Structural tags (HTML, Head, Body)

Lecture 3:

• Text tags (Heading, Paragraph, Span, Bold, Italic)
• Links (Anchor Tag)
• Images (Image Tag)
• Multiple attributes (Attributes, Alt, Title)

Lecture 4:

• Media tags (Audio, Video, Source)
• HTML comments
• Understanding tables (Table, Thead, Tbody, Th, Tr, Td, Rowspan, Colspan)

Module 2: CSS Basics (6 Lectures)

Lecture 5:

• Introduction to CSS
• Ways to insert CSS (Inline, Internal, External)
• Types of selectors
• Selecting elements using ID and Class

Lecture 6:

• Controlling sizes (Width, Height)
• Margins and paddings (Margin, Padding)
• Backgrounds and colors (Background, Colors)
• Font styling (Font Family, Font Size, Font Weight)

Lecture 7:

• Advanced CSS selectors (Parent, Child, Sibling)
• Borders (Borders, Border Radius)
• Box model (Box Model, Box Sizing)
• Absolute and relative units (px, %, vh, vw, em, rem)

Lecture 8:

• Display modes (Display: Block, Inline, Flexbox)
• Flexbox concept (Justify Content, Align Items, Direction, Wrap)
• Text effects and shadows (Text Decoration, Box Shadow)

Lecture 9:

• Responsive design
• Using Media Queries
• Handling breakpoints
• Comprehensive CSS review

Lecture 10:

• Practical workshop (Designing a Landing Page using HTML & CSS)

Module 3: Bootstrap and Advanced CSS (4 Lectures)

Lecture 11:

• Introduction to Bootstrap
• Basic structure (Containers, Grid System)
• Colors and spacing (Spacing, Colors)

Lecture 12:

• Ready-made components (Navbar, Buttons, Cards)
• Practical application: Designing a website using Bootstrap

Lecture 13:

• Advanced components (Slider, Scroll Spy, Tabs, Modals)
• AOS animation library

Lecture 14:

• Complete practical project using Bootstrap

Module 4: JavaScript Basics (6 Lectures)

Lecture 15:

• Introduction to JavaScript
• Output methods (console.log, alert, document.write)
• Working with variables (var, let, const)
• Different data types (String, Number, Boolean)

Lecture 16:

• Control statements (If, Else, Switch)
• Logical and comparison operators (==, ===, !=, &&, ||)

Lecture 17:

• Arrays and Objects
• Loops (For, While, Do While)
• Solving simple coding problems

Lecture 18:

• Functions and their types
• Working with arrays (Push, Pop, Slice, Splice, Map, Filter, ForEach)
• Practical project using JavaScript

Lecture 19:

• Introduction to DOM
• Working with elements (getElementById, querySelector)
• Modifying styles and content (classList, style, innerHTML)

Lecture 20:

• Events and event handling
• Preventing default behavior (Prevent Default)
• Comprehensive JavaScript review

Module 5: Advanced JavaScript and TypeScript (4 Lectures)

Lecture 21:

• Asynchronous programming (Promises, Async/Await)
• Using Fetch API to fetch data
• Handling responses (Response, Status Codes)

Lecture 22:

• Introduction to TypeScript
• Data types (Number, String, Boolean, Object)
• Differences between TypeScript and JavaScript

Lecture 23:

• Building interfaces using TypeScript
• Working with objects and arrays
• Data interfaces (Interfaces, Type Aliases)

Lecture 24:

• Practical project using TypeScript

Module 6: React JS (8 Lectures)

Lecture 25:

• Introduction to React
• Organizing project files
• JSX and React elements

Lecture 26:

• Components and reusability
• Internal state (useState)
• Passing values between components (Props)

Lecture 27:

• Page navigation (React Router DOM)
• Working with API inside React
• Dynamic pages

Lecture 28:

• State management using Recoil
• Complete project (E-commerce Part 1)

Lecture 29:

• Project enhancement (Adding shopping cart, login system)
• Security and performance optimization

Lecture 30:

• Tailwind CSS
• Notification libraries (React Toast, Hot Toast)
• Deploying website on GitHub and Vercel

Module 7: Graduation Project (4 Lectures)

Lecture 31-32:

• Graduation project (Designing and developing a complete website)

Lecture 33:

• Comprehensive review and project showcase

Lecture 34:

• Project presentation and final discussion

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🚀 By the end of this diploma, students will have the skills to build professional websites using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, as well as TypeScript and other modern technologies.