Introduction to Web Design and Development

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Jen Kramer

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1. Introduction

001. Web design and development in the code and no-code era.mp4

02:19

2. Understanding the Web

002. Understanding clients and servers.mp4

03:25

003. Understanding the cloud vs. a website.mp4

03:08

004. Understanding native apps vs. web apps.mp4

04:10

005. Understanding web browsers.mp4

03:14

3. Planning and Prototyping

006. Understanding user experience (UX) and website planning.mp4

04:02

007. Understanding user interface (UI) design.mp4

03:09

008. Prototyping tools.mp4

08:12

009. Graphic design tools.mp4

02:53

4. Three Technologies of the Front End

010. Understanding HTML.mp4

03:24

011. Understanding CSS.mp4

03:06

012. Understanding JavaScript.mp4

02:33

013. What is a framework.mp4

03:23

5. Writing Code

014. Introducing writing code using CodePen.mp4

03:59

015. Writing HTML.mp4

06:49

016. Writing CSS.mp4

07:52

017. Writing JavaScript.mp4

06:48

018. Challenge Write HTML and CSS.mp4

01:53

019. Solution Write HTML and CSS.mp4

02:47

6. Supporting Web Development Technologies

020. Choosing an editor for writing code.mp4

02:47

021. Keeping files organized with GitHub.mp4

03:06

022. Choosing a web host.mp4

02:44

023. Registering a domain name.mp4

03:18

7. Exploring No-Code Solutions

024. What is the no-code movement.mp4

05:15

025. All-in-one solutions Content management systems.mp4

04:12

026. Selling things online Shopping cart solutions.mp4

02:38

027. Simple website builders for small sites.mp4

02:52

028. Complex website builders with fine-grained control.mp4

02:53

029. Dashboards and databases.mp4

02:52

030. Web app and native app development.mp4

03:04

8. Conclusion

031. Learn more with learning paths.mp4

01:02

Description

Are you interested in learning more about a career in web design and development? Getting on the internet is one thing, but it’s a little harder to think about how the internet is designed, let alone how you can get involved with designing it.

In this course, instructor Jen Kramer gives you an introduction to the core structures, vocabulary, and practices that you need to get started creating on the web. Learn about the fundamentals of clients, servers, and browsers, building your skill set for website planning and prototyping, and developing your understanding of user experience and user interface. Get an overview of the three main front-end technologies of websites: HTML, CSS, and JavaScript—followed by a brief introduction to writing code to find out what it’s really like. Not interested in code? No problem. Jen walks you through the available tools and resources that require no coding knowledge at all.

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Want an expert curriculum developer and subject matter expert to design your no-code boot camp? I'm the person you've been looking for! I eliminate the web's gatekeepers by teaching the world how to tell their stories online in a fun and accessible way for all skill levels. Whether you are a code person or a no-code person, or if you have a deep technical background or none at all, you can create an online side hustle, change your career, sell your services, and market your products. I'm here to teach you how. Follow me at LinkedIn Learning for coding and no-code solutions to your problems. Follow me at Frontend Masters for coding solutions to your problems.

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