What you'll learn
Prepare for Industry Certification Exam
Earn Certification that is Proof of your Competence
Hours and Hours of Video Instruction
Dozens of Code Examples to Download and Study
Over 25 Engaging Lab Exercises
All Lab Solutions
Instructor Available by Email or on the Forums
All Free Tools
Comprehensive Coverage of HTML and CSS
Client Side Programming with javascript
Server Side Development with PHP
Learn Database Development with mySQL
Requirements
There are no skill prerequisites for this course although it's helpful if you are familiar with operating your computer and using the internet.
You can take this course using a Mac, PC or LInux machine.
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Description
Completely Updated for 2023/2024 with 40 NEW lectures coding activities and projects! Learn What It Takes to Code Dynamic, Professional Websites and Web Apps From The Comfort of Your Own Home Do you ever browse the internet wondering how your favorite websites were built? Facebook, Twitter, Amazon—they were all created by people who at one point in time didn't know anything about coding. How did they obtain this knowledge? In this comprehensive course, I'm going to show you everything you need to know so that you can follow in these people's footsteps. You're going to learn how to code AND you're going to become a certified professional from a recognized international trainer. And best of all, you're going to have fun doing it. You Don't Have to Be a Genius or a Mathematical Wizard. So many people believe that you must have a special 'gift' to create professional-quality, dynamic websites/web apps. I'm here to tell you once and for all that this is false. All you need to have is the desire to learn and the ability to follow instructions—that's it! Our course starts teaching basic coding principles and develops your coding skills in a variety of languages from beginner through to advanced. Here it is, once and for all, a complete guide that will take you from novice to web developer. Skip Hours of Frustration and Thousands of Wasted Dollars and Become 100% Certified The internet has changed the rules of doing business. More and more companies are migrating online while many new, never before seen businesses are created every day thanks to the power of this phenomenon. You know what that means? Higher demand for people just like you! But the problem for these businesses is that while demand is high, supply is short. Please don't let a lack of knowledge stop you from having the career of your dreams, not when the knowledge you need is right here and is extremely affordable. Don't worry, you won't need to buy any additional courses, it's all here. No need to spend four years and over $15,000 per year in college tuition either—it really is all here. From HTML to CSS then to javascript and finally PHP, you will learn how to Become a Certified Web Developer. It Doesn't Matter Where You're Starting From...You Can Do It! Maybe: ● You're planning on studying coding at college and want to build a rock-solid foundation so that you have a huge head start before your course begins? ● You're dissatisfied with your current job and want to learn exactly what it takes to become a fully qualified web developer? ● You're currently working in IT but want to expand your skill base so that you're 100% up to date with the latest developments in web technology? ● You want to develop mobile apps or websites on the side to create some additional income while retaining your current job? Learn Skills That Will Benefit You for The Rest of Your Life - Imagine being able to create a web app that is downloaded by millions of paying customers—or a website that's visited by people from all seven continents. - Imagine the limitless opportunities that having these programming skills will give you. - Imagine working in a field that challenges you and allows you to express yourself freely every day. - Imagine being paid extremely well for developing products and services that can help change people's lives. Stop imagining and take action! It's time to start your journey. Your future is waiting for you... Four Certifications in OneThe unique Certified Web Development Professional credential will provide proof that you have mastered the fundamental skills needed by new web developers. You'll have a full understanding of HTML5, the language used to structure web sites and many mobile applications that you use every day. From there, you'll move on to javascript-- the language of interaction on the web. The use of javascript is growing at a lightning pace and it's been called "the most important language to learn today," by multiple experts.Each language carries its own individual Specialist Designation for which you earn a certificate, the privilege of using the specialist credential badge, and a personal online transcript page that shows your designations, certification, and accomplishments.Prepare for Valuable Industry CertificationsThis course is specially designed to prepare you for the Web Development Professional Certification from LearnToProgram, Inc. This certification will allow you to prove that you have achieved competencies in HTML, CSS, and javascript-- everything you need to create basic web applications. New for 2023: No exams are required to earn your certifications. Complete and submit all the lab activities for the course program and you'll earn your new certifications!Certified Web Developers will receive: A printable certificate indicating the new certification that you can present to employers or prospectsA letter explaining the certification and its value to a prospective employer. The letter will state exactly what mastery the certification representsAuthorization to use the LearnToProgram Certified Web Developer Badge on your website and marketing materialsAutomatic linkage to your LinkedIn account to display your certification
Overview
Section 1: Program Information 2023/2024 Edition
Lecture 1 About The Course
Lecture 2 About Our Certifications
Lecture 3 Getting your Questions Answered
Section 2: Your Development Toolbox
Lecture 4 Tools Introduction
Lecture 5 VSCode Workshop
Lecture 6 GitHub Workshop
Section 3: Certified HTML5 Foundations 2023/2024
Lecture 7 Basic Document Structure
Lecture 8 Headings, Paragraphs and Lists
Lecture 9 Semantic HTML
Lecture 10 HTML5 Hyperlinks
Lecture 11 Images, Audio and Video
Lecture 12 Data Tables
Lecture 13 Forms Part I
Lecture 14 Forms Part II
Lecture 15 HTML5 Foundations Certification Final Project
Section 4: Certified CSS Foundations 2023/2024
Lecture 16 Where to put CSS
Lecture 17 CSS Typography
Lecture 18 Understanding the CSS Box Model
Lecture 19 Page Layout with CSS I
Lecture 20 Page Layout with CSS II
Lecture 21 CSS with Forms
Lecture 22 Using Responsive Design
Lecture 23 CSS Animation
Lecture 24 CSS Foundations Certification Final Project
Section 5: Certified javascript Foundations 2023/2024
Lecture 25 Output with javascript
Lecture 26 Variables in javascript
Lecture 27 Math with javascript
Lecture 28 javascript Conditionals
Lecture 29 Switch... Case
Lecture 30 While and Do... While Loops
Lecture 31 For Loops
Lecture 32 javascript Arrays
Lecture 33 javascript Functions
Lecture 34 javascript Sets and Maps
Lecture 35 javascript Events
Lecture 36 javascript Audio
Lecture 37 Video with javascript
Lecture 38 Fetch()ing Data in javascript
Lecture 39 JSON: javascript Object Notation
Lecture 40 Building a javascript App with XML
Lecture 41 Promises in javascript
Lecture 42 Async/Await
Lecture 43 javascript Strings
Lecture 44 String Templates
Lecture 45 Classes and Objects with javascript
Lecture 46 javascript Canvas
Lecture 47 Creating HTML Elements Dynamically
Lecture 48 javascript Foundations Certification Final Project
Section 6: Certified HTML5 Specialist 2019
Lecture 49 Basic Document Structure
Lecture 50 Heading Tags
Lecture 51 Paragraph Tags
Lecture 52 More Text Markup
Lecture 53 CSS Text
Lecture 54 Div and Span
Lecture 55 Google Fonts
Lecture 56 CSS Libraries
Lecture 57 Lists
Lecture 58 Links
Lecture 59 Tables
Lecture 60 Media
Lecture 61 Forms
Lecture 62 Buttons
Lecture 63 Box Model
Lecture 64 Page Layout
Lecture 65 Flexbox
Lecture 66 Final Project
Section 7: Certified CSS Specialist 2019
Lecture 67 CSS Basics
Lecture 68 All About Styling Text
Lecture 69 Complex Selectors
Lecture 70 Styling Forms and Buttons
Lecture 71 The CSS Box Model Revisited
Lecture 72 Understanding CSS Postioning
Lecture 73 Responsive Design with CSS
Lecture 74 CSS Transitions and Animations
Lecture 75 Working with CSS Sprite Sheets
Section 8: javascript Specialist 2019
Lecture 76 Write Your First Lines of Code
Lecture 77 javascript Variables
Lecture 78 Understanding Operators
Lecture 79 Decisions... Decisions
Lecture 80 Around and Around
Lecture 81 Arrays
Lecture 82 Classes and Objects
Lecture 83 ES6: Let and Const
Lecture 84 ES6: Functions
Lecture 85 ES6: Maps
Lecture 86 ES6: Sets
Lecture 87 ES6: Multiline Strings and String Templates
Lecture 88 ES6: JSON and Destructuring
Lecture 89 ES6: Classes and Objects
Lecture 90 ES6: Promises
Section 9: jQuery for Application Development
Lecture 91 1.1 Your first jQuery Page
Lecture 92 1.2 What is jQuery... Why?
Lecture 93 1.3 Adding jQuery to Your Site
Lecture 94 1.4 jQuery Syntax
Lecture 95 1.5 The document.ready() Event
Lecture 96 1.6 Basic Selectors (name, class name and Id)
Lecture 97 1.7 Complex Selectors (attribute, css, decendent)
Lecture 98 1.8 First, Last, and (n)th Selectors
Lecture 99 1.9 Other Pseudo Selectors
Lecture 100 2.1 Fading in and Out
Lecture 101 2.2 Showing and Hiding Elements
Lecture 102 2.3 Hiding Versus Removing Elements
Lecture 103 2.4 Sliding Elements
Lecture 104 2.5 Creating Animations
Lecture 105 2.6 Chaining Animations
Lecture 106 2.7 Understanding Callback Functions
Lecture 107 3.1 Adding and Removing Classes
Lecture 108 3.2 Inserting and Appending Content
Lecture 109 3.3 Height and Width of Elements
Lecture 110 3.4 Positioning Elements
Lecture 111 3.5 Working with Element Content
Lecture 112 3.6 Wrapping Elements
Lecture 113 4.1 Blur and Focus Form Events
Lecture 114 4.2 The .change() Event
Lecture 115 4.3 The .select() Event
Lecture 116 4.4 The .submit() Event
Lecture 117 4.5 Serializing Form Content
Section 10: Additional Valuable HTML Resources
Lecture 118 Welcome to the course
Lecture 119 About the Specialist Designation
Lecture 120 About the Instructor
Lecture 121 Quick Start— Making Your First HTML5 Page
Lecture 122 Obtain the Tools of the Trade
Lecture 123 Learning Basic Document Structure
Lecture 124 Anatomy of a Tag- The only vocabulary you need to know
Lecture 125 Section lab Video PDF and Solution
Lecture 126 Wrap-Up Section 1
Section 11: Valuable References: Everything you wanted to know about formatting text
Lecture 127 Welcome to Section 2
Lecture 128 Paragraph Tags
Lecture 129 Break Tags
Lecture 130 Preformatted Text
Lecture 131 HTML5 Heading Tags
Lecture 132 Lists
Lecture 133 Quotations and Citations
Lecture 134 Formatting: Bold, Italics and More
Lecture 135 Computer Code
Lecture 136 HTML5 Containers
Lecture 137 Section Lab Video, PDF and Solution
Lecture 138 Wrap-Up Section 2
Section 12: Valuable References: Hyperlinks- Connecting Pages and Content
Lecture 139 Welcome to Section 3
Lecture 140 Creating an internal link
Lecture 141 Linking to the outside world
Lecture 142 The Target Attribute
Lecture 143 Anchors to Navigate Long Pages
Lecture 144 Section Lab, Video, PDF and SOlution
Lecture 145 Wrap-Up Section 3
Section 13: Valuable References: Digital Media
Lecture 146 Welcome to Section 4
Lecture 147 Inserting Images
Lecture 148 Creating Image Links
Lecture 149 Understanding Image and Image Size
Lecture 150 Sizing Images Responsively
Lecture 151 Playing and Controlling Audio
Lecture 152 Playing and Controlling Video
Lecture 153 Section Lab Video, PDF and Solution
Lecture 154 Wrap-Up Section 4
Section 14: Valuable References: Displaying Data in Tables and iFrames
Lecture 155 Welcome to Section 5
Lecture 156 Defining a Table
Lecture 157 Defining Border of a Table
Lecture 158 Determining Table and Cell Width
Lecture 159 Defining Table Headers
Lecture 160 Spanning Multiple Rows and Columns
Lecture 161 Inserting iFrame Content
Lecture 162 Adding a table caption
Lecture 163 Section lab Video, PDF and Solution
Lecture 164 Wrap-Up Section 5
Section 15: Valuable References: Interacting with the User Via Forms
Lecture 165 Welcome to Section 6
Lecture 166 Defining the form
Lecture 167 Text Input
Lecture 168 Limiting Text input
Lecture 169 Multiple Choice
Lecture 170 Form Submission
Lecture 171 Generic Buttons
Lecture 172 Date Inputs
Lecture 173 Numerical Inputs
Lecture 174 Organizing a form with fieldsets
Lecture 175 Section Lab Video, PDF and Solution
Lecture 176 Wrap-up Section 6
Section 16: Valuable References: Professional HTML5 Practice
Lecture 177 Welcome to Section 7
Lecture 178 Commenting your code
Lecture 179 Meta Tags
Lecture 180 Inserting External javascript Code
Lecture 181 Search Engine Readiness
Lecture 182 It's a Colorful Wordl
Lecture 183 Identifying HTML5 API's
Lecture 184 Drawing on Canvas
Lecture 185 Wrap-up Section 7
Section 17: Valuable References: Styling with CSS
Lecture 186 Welcome to Section 8
Lecture 187 Where to Style
Lecture 188 CSS Selectors
Lecture 189 Fundamental Typography with CSS
Lecture 190 Understanding CSS Box Model
Lecture 191 Floating Your Layout
Lecture 192 Section Lab Video, PDF and Solution
Lecture 193 Section 8 Wrap-Up
Section 18: Valuable References: Responsive Design Fundamentals
Lecture 194 Welcome to Section 9
Lecture 195 Demonstrating Responsive Design
Lecture 196 Using a responsive stylesheet
Lecture 197 Responsive Headers
Lecture 198 Section Lab Video, PDF and Solution
Lecture 199 Wrap Up Section 9/ Course Wrap-Up
Section 19: Valuable References: CSS3 Introduction
Lecture 200 Welcome to the Course
Lecture 201 HelloWorld Example
Lecture 202 CSS intro/ tools
Lecture 203 CSS Format
Lecture 204 Colors in CSS
Lecture 205 Comments in CSS
Lecture 206 Complex Selectors
Lecture 207 ID and Class Selectors
Lecture 208 3 Methods of Linking CSS
Lecture 209 CSS3 new features
Lecture 210 Lab 1 Introduction
Lecture 211 Lab 1 Solution
Section 20: Valuable References: Styling Specific Elements
Lecture 212 Chapter 2 intro, Styling Specific Elements
Lecture 213 Styling Text
Lecture 214 Fonts in CSS
Lecture 215 Web Fonts
Lecture 216 Styling Tables and Lists
Lecture 217 Background Image Styling
Lecture 218 The Sliding Door Technique Part 1
Lecture 219 The Sliding Door Technique Part 2
Lecture 220 Using Sprite Sheets
Lecture 221 Creating a Drop Down Menu with CSS Part 1
Lecture 222 Creating Drop Down Menus with CSS Part 2
Lecture 223 Lab 2 Introduction
Lecture 224 Lab 2 Solution
Section 21: Valuable References: The Box Model
Lecture 225 Introduction
Lecture 226 The Box Model Introduction
Lecture 227 The Content Area of the Box Model Part 1
Lecture 228 The Content Area of the Box Model Part 2
Lecture 229 Border and Outline Styling fo the Box Model
Lecture 230 Margin and Padding Styling for the Box Model
Lecture 231 Lab 3 Introduction
Lecture 232 Lab 3 Solution
Section 22: Valuable References: Animations with CSS3
Lecture 233 Introduction
Lecture 234 CSS3 Transform Property
Lecture 235 CSS3 Transitions
Lecture 236 CSS3 Animations
Lecture 237 Lab 4 Introduction
Lecture 238 Lab 4 Solution
Section 23: Valuable References: Putting Elements Together
Lecture 239 Introduction
Lecture 240 The Display Property
Lecture 241 In Depth CSS Positioning
Lecture 242 Floating elements
Lecture 243 Lab 5 Introduction
Lecture 244 Lab 5 solution
Section 24: Valuable References: Responsive Design for Web and Mobile
Lecture 245 Introduction
Lecture 246 The Concepts of Adaptive and Responsive Design
Lecture 247 Testing on Mobile Devices
Lecture 248 Media Query
Lecture 249 Lab 6 Introduction
Lecture 250 Lab 6 Solution
Section 25: Valuable References: Getting Started
Lecture 251 Writing Your First javascript Program-Quick Win Intro
Lecture 252 Where to Put javascript Code
Lecture 253 The window.onload Function
Lecture 254 Output to the console
Lecture 255 Output to the Browser
Lecture 256 Understanding getElementByID()
Section 26: Valuable References: Variables and Math
Lecture 257 Section Introduction
Lecture 258 Declaring and Initializing Variables
Lecture 259 Types of javascript Variables
Lecture 260 Operators and Arithemtic in javascript
Lecture 261 javascript Math Functions
Lecture 262 It's True! You can Understand Booleans
Lecture 263 javascript Guessing Game
Section 27: Valuable References: Conditionals
Lecture 264 Section Introduction
Lecture 265 If Statements
Lecture 266 If...Else Statements
Lecture 267 If and Else If
Lecture 268 Nested if Statements
Lecture 269 javascript Switch Statement
Lecture 270 javascript Program: Calculating Bonuses
Section 28: Valuable References: Loops
Lecture 271 Section Introduction
Lecture 272 While Loops
Lecture 273 Do...While Loops
Lecture 274 For Loops
Lecture 275 For...In Loops
Lecture 276 Endless Loops
Lecture 277 Break and Continue Statements
Lecture 278 javascript Program: Calculating Simple Interest
Section 29: Valuable References: Functions
Lecture 279 Section Introduction
Lecture 280 Defining a Simple Function and Function Callls
Lecture 281 Function Parameters
Lecture 282 The Return Statement
Lecture 283 Anonymous Functions
Section 30: Valuable References: Events
Lecture 284 Section Introduction
Lecture 285 Mouse Events
Lecture 286 Keyboard Events
Lecture 287 Form Events
Lecture 288 The Event Object
Section 31: Valuable References: Dialog Boxes
Lecture 289 Section Introduction
Lecture 290 Alert Dialogs
Lecture 291 Confirm Dialogs
Lecture 292 Prompt Dialogs
Section 32: Valuable References: Arrays
Lecture 293 Section Introduction
Lecture 294 Declaring Arrays
Lecture 295 Accessing and Editing Array Elements
Lecture 296 Looping Through Arrays
Lecture 297 Array Functions
Section 33: Valuable References: Strings
Lecture 298 Section Introduction
Lecture 299 charAt(), includes() and indexOf()
Lecture 300 search() and replace()
Lecture 301 slice(), split() and substr()
Section 34: Valuable References: Dates
Lecture 302 Section Introduction
Lecture 303 Getting Current Date and Time
Lecture 304 Setting a Custom Date and Time
Lecture 305 More Date and Time Functions
Section 35: Valuable References: Regular Expressions
Lecture 306 Section Introduction
Lecture 307 Understanding Regular Expressions
Lecture 308 Testing for Matches
Lecture 309 Search and Replace with RegEx
Section 36: Valuable References: DOM Elements
Lecture 310 Section Introduction
Lecture 311 getElementById() and innerHTML
Lecture 312 Changing DOM Elements
Lecture 313 Adding and Deleting Elements
Lecture 314 Locating Elements
Section 37: Valuable References: Services
Lecture 315 Section Introduction
Lecture 316 xmlHttpRequest() Object
Lecture 317 Making get Requests
Lecture 318 Making post Requests
Lecture 319 Working with text content
Lecture 320 Working with XML Content
Section 38: Valuable References: JSON
Lecture 321 Section Introduction
Lecture 322 Understanding JSON Notation
Lecture 323 Obtaining JSON Content from a service
Lecture 324 Parsing JSON Content
Section 39: Valuable References: Applied javascript Examples
Lecture 325 Section Introduction
Lecture 326 Drawing on a Canvas
Lecture 327 Geolocation
Section 40: Valuable References: javascript Objects and Classes
Lecture 328 Section Introduction
Lecture 329 Custom Objects
Lecture 330 javascript Classes
Section 41: Valuable References: Your First Lines of PHP
Lecture 331 Quickstart: Your First PHP Script
Lecture 332 Setting Up Your Web Server
Lecture 333 Intergrating HTML and PHP
Lecture 334 Calling PHP Page from HTML
Section 42: Valuable References: Echo and Print
Lecture 335 Echo and Print Text
Lecture 336 Echo and Print Numbers and Expressions
Lecture 337 Echo and Print with HTML Code
Section 43: Valuable References: Constants and Variables
Lecture 338 Constants
Lecture 339 Declaring and Initalizing PHP Variables
Lecture 340 PHP Variable Types
Section 44: Valuable References: PHP Operators
Lecture 341 Arithmetic Operators
Lecture 342 Comparison Operators
Lecture 343 Logical Operators
Lecture 344 Assignment Operators
Section 45: Valuable References: Conditionals in PHP
Lecture 345 Basic If Statements
Lecture 346 If...Else
Lecture 347 Else...If
Lecture 348 Switch Statements
Section 46: Valuable References: Loops
Lecture 349 While Loops
Lecture 350 Do...While Loops
Lecture 351 For Loops
Section 47: Valuable References: File Inclusion
Lecture 352 Include
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