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Become a Web Developer

Take your skills from beginner to master in this comprehensive, hands-on web development course. Starting with HTML, CSS, and modern ... Show more
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Ibrahim Foday
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Complete Web Developer Masterclass: Beginner to Expert

Become a Web Developer (Fullstack Developer)

This comprehensive, progressive course guides learners from web fundamentals to professional full‑stack development. Structured into focused modules, each section includes hands‑on lessons, key outcomes, practical projects, and assessment milestones to transform beginners into job‑ready web developers.

Who this is for

  • Aspiring developers with little or no prior experience
  • Self‑taught coders wanting a structured path to mastery
  • Professionals transitioning into web development roles

Prerequisites

  • Basic computer literacy
  • Willingness to code, practice, and build projects

Course Structure & Modules

Module 1 — Web Foundations: HTML & CSS

  • Lessons: semantic HTML, document structure, forms, accessibility
  • CSS essentials: selectors, box model, layout (Flexbox, Grid), responsive design
  • Outcome: build accessible, responsive static web pages

Module 2 — JavaScript Essentials

  • Lessons: syntax, DOM manipulation, events, ES6+ features, asynchronous JS (Promises, async/await)
  • Outcome: create interactive web pages and dynamic client‑side logic

Module 3 — Tooling, Version Control & Workflow

  • Lessons: Git/GitHub workflows, package managers (npm/yarn), modules, bundlers (webpack, Vite)
  • Outcome: efficient development workflow and code collaboration

Module 4 — Frontend Frameworks

  • Lessons: component architecture, state management, routing (React recommended), hooks, performance optimization
  • Outcome: build scalable single‑page applications

Module 5 — Backend Development

  • Lessons: Node.js, Express, RESTful API design, authentication (JWT, OAuth)
  • Databases: relational (PostgreSQL) and NoSQL (MongoDB) fundamentals
  • Outcome: develop secure, data‑driven server applications

Module 6 — Full‑Stack Integration

  • Lessons: client‑server communication, GraphQL basics, real‑time apps with WebSockets
  • Outcome: integrate frontend and backend into cohesive full‑stack projects

Module 7 — Testing, Performance & Security

  • Lessons: unit/integration testing, end‑to‑end testing (Jest, Cypress), web performance, common security threats and mitigations
  • Outcome: deliver reliable, fast, and secure applications

Module 8 — Deployment & DevOps Basics

  • Lessons: containerization with Docker, CI/CD pipelines, cloud hosting (Vercel, Netlify, AWS/GCP basics)
  • Outcome: deploy and maintain production applications

Module 9 — Advanced Topics & Professional Skills

  • Lessons: architecture patterns, microservices, progressive web apps, accessibility audits, code reviews
  • Career: portfolio, resume, interview prep, freelancing and team collaboration

Capstone Projects & Assessment

  • Mini projects per module for hands‑on practice
  • Midterm: full frontend app integrating APIs
  • Final Capstone: production‑ready full‑stack application with CI/CD, tests, and documentation
  • Assessment: code quality, functionality, testing coverage, deployment, and presentation

Suggested Timeline

  • Part‑time learners: 6–9 months
  • Full‑time learners: 3–4 months

Recommended Tools & Resources

  • Editors: VS Code; version control: Git/GitHub
  • Learning resources: MDN Web Docs, FreeCodeCamp, official framework docs
  • Community: Stack Overflow, GitHub, developer meetups

By course end, learners will confidently build, test, deploy, and maintain modern web applications and be prepared for junior‑to‑mid level developer roles or freelance work. Continuous practice, portfolio projects, and participation in real‑world code reviews are emphasized to reach mastery.

How do I start learning web development as a complete beginner?
Start with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Follow structured tutorials, build small projects, read documentation, practice daily, and learn Git. Join communities, ask questions, and gradually tackle more complex apps. Consistent hands-on practice is key.
Which languages and technologies should I learn first?
Learn core technologies: HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Then pick a frontend framework (React, Vue, or Angular), a backend stack (Node.js, Python/Django, or Ruby/Rails), databases (SQL or NoSQL), version control (Git), and deployment basics.
How long does it take to become a proficient web developer?
Time varies: with consistent daily practice, expect basic proficiency in 3–6 months, job-ready skills in 1–2 years, and mastery over several years. Focus on building projects, learning fundamentals, and gaining real-world experience to accelerate progress.
How do I build a portfolio and get my first web developer job?
Create 4–6 polished projects demonstrating frontend, backend, API, and deployment skills. Host code on GitHub, deploy apps (Netlify, Vercel, Heroku), write case studies, network, contribute to open source, and apply to internships or junior roles with tailored resumes.
Course details
Duration 12 Months
Lectures 164
Assignments 30
Quizzes 10
Level Beginner
Certificate of Completion
12 Months
Laptop, Desktop
Basic info
  • Course title: Become a Web Developer from Beginner to Master
  • Level: Beginner to Advanced — starts with fundamentals and progresses to professional, production-ready skills
  • Duration: ~120 hours of on-demand video, hands-on projects, and assessments (self-paced)
  • Format: Video lessons, interactive coding exercises, real-world projects, quizzes, and downloadable resources
Course requirements
  • Computer with a modern web browser (Chrome, Firefox, Edge) and reliable internet access
  • Willingness to practice regularly and complete hands-on projects and assignments
  • No prior programming experience required; basic computer literacy is helpful
  • Optional: Code editor (Visual Studio Code recommended) and Git installed for project work
Intended audience
  • Complete beginners who want a clear, structured path into web development
  • Career changers seeking a practical roadmap to become frontend or full-stack developers
  • Students and bootcamp graduates who want to consolidate and advance their skills
  • Freelancers and hobbyists aiming to build production-ready websites and web applications

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Working hours

Monday 9:30 am - 6.00 pm
Tuesday 9:30 am - 6.00 pm
Wednesday 9:30 am - 6.00 pm
Thursday 9:30 am - 6.00 pm
Friday 9:30 am - 5.00 pm
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed