Pre-Course Curriculum
Configure your local development environment. Get familiar with the basics of HTML, CSS, and the command line.
Each week has a lesson plan where you can see what we'll cover that week. Some weeks have assignments . The various topics we cover have their own pages.
Configure your local development environment. Get familiar with the basics of HTML, CSS, and the command line.
Review the pre-work, meet the class, and starting learning about HTML & CSS.
More about CSS and an introduction to git
Seeing your code with Chrome Developer Tools, collaborating with git, and starting the final project.
Teamwork and client work. Project demos and walkthroughs. Retrospective & next steps.
Mobile-first design and responsive development
Introduction to JavaScript.
Introduction to Bootstrap.
More Boostrap. Project demos and walkthroughs. Retrospective & next steps.
Details about activities that can be used at the beginning of a class
Build a site.
Use Mobile-first and responsive design to create a simple site.
In this exercise you will use Git and GitHub to practice sharing changed content using the Git distributed version co...
Use Mobile-first and responsive design to create a simple magazine site.
Use JavaScript and jQuery to start making web pages interactive
This project has three goals: Working as a team Using git to collaborate with branching and merging Showing off yo...
A gentle introduction to working on the command line.
Managing lots of content - Site generators, Content Management Sytems, and site builders
Master the "blocking and tackling" of the web developer's most indispensable, inscrutable tool: Git. Learn how to collaborate with teammates using GitHub.
Use HTML5 and CSS3 features to add some elegance to your site's UX.
Start building a full-fledged website with HTML and CSS, the core technologies of the web.
Interaction on web pages with JavaScript and jQuery
What to learn and where to go from here.
Designing for the mobile web.