The Web Designing and Web Development course provides a comprehensive introduction to creating visually appealing and user-friendly websites. Students will learn the necessary skills and tools to design and develop websites that meet industry standards and user expectations. The course covers a range of topics, including HTML, CSS, JavaScript, responsive design, and more. (12-month part-time course) Fees

Contents of a 12-month part-time course in Web Designing and Web Development

A 12-month part-time course in Web Designing and Web Development will typically cover a broad range of topics, combining both front-end (client-side) and back-end (server-side) development concepts. Here's a breakdown of the typical course content: 

1. Web foundations and design principles (approximately 3 months)

• Introduction to Web Design: Fundamentals of web architecture, different types of websites (static and dynamic), internet basics, web servers, and browsers.
• User Experience (UX) and User Interface (UI) Design: Focus on creating visually appealing and user-friendly interfaces, including concepts of:
• Web Graphics and Image Editing: Introduction to software like Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator for creating and optimizing web assets.
• Basic HTML and CSS: Learning the foundational languages for structuring and styling web pages, including:
  • HTML tags, elements, forms, tables, lists, and links.
  • CSS selectors, properties, box model, and applying styles.

2. Front-end web development (approximately 3-4 months)

• HTML5 & Advanced CSS: Responsive web design using media queries, layouts (Flexbox, Grid), animations, and transitions.
• JavaScript (Core & Advanced): Adding interactivity and dynamic content to web pages using:
• JavaScript Frameworks/Libraries: Introduction to popular frameworks and libraries for building complex user interfaces:
  • React.js, Angular.js, or Vue.js.
  • jQuery for simplifying DOM manipulation and AJAX requests.

3. Back-end web development (approximately 3-4 months)

• Server-Side Programming Language: Developing dynamic websites using languages like:
• Database Management: Designing and interacting with databases to store and manage website data:
• Building REST APIs: Creating Application Programming Interfaces for communication between the front-end and back-end of the application.
• Node.js & Express.js: (If the course focuses on JavaScript for backend) Building servers and APIs using Node.js runtime and the Express.js framework.

4. Deployment and advanced topics (approximately 2 months)

• Version Control: Managing code changes and collaborative development using tools like Git and platforms like GitHub.
• Web Hosting and Deployment: Deploying websites to web servers or cloud platforms (like AWS or Netlify).
• Content Management Systems (CMS): Introduction to popular platforms like WordPress for website management and development.
• Search Engine Optimization (SEO): Optimizing websites for better visibility in search engine results (keywords, meta tags, content optimization).
• Digital Marketing Basics: Understanding digital marketing strategies like social media marketing and email marketing for promoting web projects.
• Project Work: Applying learned skills to build and deploy a complete website or web application.

Note

The specific content of the course may vary depending on the institution offering it and the curriculum they follow. Some courses may focus more on design aspects, while others emphasize programming languages and frameworks. It's recommended to carefully review the course syllabus provided by the training institute or college to ensure it aligns with your learning goals.