- Introduction to Web Designing
- Overview of web designing and its importance
- Evolution of web design
- Key concepts and terminology
- HTML Fundamentals
- Introduction to HTML and its structure
- HTML tags and elements
- Creating a basic HTML page
- Formatting text and adding images
- Hyperlinks and anchors
- CSS Basics
- Introduction to CSS and its role in web design
- CSS selectors and properties
- Styling text, backgrounds, and borders
- Working with colors and gradients
- Creating layouts with CSS
- Responsive Web Design
- Understanding responsive design principles
- Media queries and breakpoints
- Fluid grids and flexible images
- CSS frameworks for responsive design
- JavaScript for Web Designers
- Introduction to JavaScript and its role in web design
- Working with variables, data types, and operators
- Manipulating the DOM with JavaScript
- Event handling and form validation
- Introduction to jQuery and its features
- Web Design Tools
- Overview of popular web design tools (e.g., Adobe Photoshop, Sketch, Figma)
- Creating wireframes and mockups
- Exporting assets for web development
- Collaborating with developers and stakeholders
- UI/UX Design Principles
- Introduction to user interface (UI) design
- Principles of visual design (color, typography, layout)
- User experience (UX) design fundamentals
- Designing intuitive and user-friendly interfaces
- Conducting usability testing
- Web Design Frameworks and Libraries
- Introduction to popular frameworks and libraries (e.g., Bootstrap, React, Angular)
- Overview of their features and benefits
- Building responsive and interactive websites using frameworks
- Web Accessibility
- Understanding web accessibility guidelines (e.g., WCAG)
- Designing for users with disabilities
- Implementing accessible forms, images, and navigation
- Testing and evaluating web accessibility
- Project Work and Portfolio Development
- Applying acquired knowledge to create a complete website
- Showcasing projects and building a web design portfolio
- Tips for freelance web designers and career prospects
