Frontend Development

Responsive Web Design

Master HTML5, CSS3, and modern JavaScript to build stunning, mobile-friendly websites that look great and function flawlessly on any device or screen size.

8 Weeks
Beginner to Intermediate
3 Credits

About This Course

With mobile traffic dominating the internet, a website that only works on a desktop computer is no longer acceptable. Responsive Web Design ensures your digital content adapts gracefully to any screen size—from massive ultra-wide monitors to the smallest smartphones.

In this course, you will learn the holy trinity of frontend web development: HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. You will master the "mobile-first" approach, fluid layouts, and modern styling techniques to build pixel-perfect, accessible, and fast-loading web experiences.

Skills You Will Gain

HTML5 Semantics CSS3 Styling Flexbox & CSS Grid Media Queries Mobile-First Design JavaScript Interactivity

Course Syllabus

Module 1: HTML5 Fundamentals & Semantics

Learn the structural building blocks of the web. Write clean, semantic HTML5 tags (like header, main, article, and footer) to drastically improve your website's accessibility and Search Engine Optimization (SEO).

Module 2: CSS3 Styling & The Box Model

Bring your web pages to life. Thoroughly understand the CSS Box Model (margins, borders, padding). Learn how to implement custom typography, colors, shadows, and smooth transitions.

Module 3: Mobile-First Design & Media Queries

Design for the smallest screens first, then scale up. Master CSS media queries to detect device widths, orientations, and resolutions, allowing your layouts to adapt dynamically to the user's environment.

Module 4: Modern CSS: Flexbox & Grid

Ditch outdated and clunky float-based layouts. Master the modern CSS layout modules: use Flexbox for fluid one-dimensional alignments, and CSS Grid to build complex two-dimensional web architectures.

Module 5: DOM Manipulation with JavaScript

Add behavior to your static designs. Learn how to select HTML elements with JavaScript, attach event listeners, and manipulate the Document Object Model (DOM) to create mobile hamburger menus, accordions, and modals.