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CS 460 · 3 credits
Web Development Fundamentals
Learn how the web actually works and build real pages from scratch. Starting from zero HTML and CSS, you will structure content with semantic markup, style it with modern CSS (the box model, flexbox, grid, responsive design), and connect the JavaScript you already know to live pages through the DOM and events. Every concept comes with something to run or build in the browser, and the course ends with a complete landing page plus a working form validation flow.
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What you'll learn
- ✓Explain what happens between typing a URL and pixels appearing, and what HTML, CSS, and JavaScript each do
- ✓Structure any page with semantic HTML: headings, lists, links, images, tables, and accessible forms
- ✓Style pages with confidence using selectors, the cascade and specificity, the box model, and modern units
- ✓Build real layouts with flexbox and grid, and make them responsive with media queries and clamp()
- ✓Use JavaScript in the page: load scripts correctly, select and change DOM elements, and handle events
- ✓Debug any page with DevTools and ship a complete landing page with client-side form validation
Unit 1How a Web Page Works
Unit 2HTML I: Structure and Content
Unit 3HTML II: Forms, Tables, and Semantics
Unit 4CSS I: Selectors, Colors, and the Cascade
Unit 5CSS II: The Box Model
Unit 6Layout with Flexbox
Unit 7Grid and Responsive Design
Unit 8JavaScript in the Page: The DOM
Unit 9DevTools and the Capstone
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