Meta Front-End Developer Certificate Training and Certification

You have reached the first lesson of the Meta Front-End Developer training program.

If you want to learn how to code websites, this course is for you. You will gain an introduction to the fundamental and underlying technologies that make the Internet work, as well as a grasp of the day-to-day tasks of a web developer. The techniques front-end developers use to make robust and straightforwardly maintainable websites and applications will be revealed.

You will learn about and get time to practice with some essential website creation tools, including HTML and CSS. Also covered are contemporary UI frameworks like Bootstrap and React that simplify developing engaging user interfaces.

You will finish the course with the ability to:

• Outline the duties of a front-end developer.

• Give an outline of the fundamental and supporting technologies that make the internet tick.

• Make an essential website with HTML.

• Modify the look of a basic web page with CSS.

• Definition of React

• Popular user interface frameworks: a description of their features and uses

In this course's culminating assignment, you will use HTML and the Bootstrap CSS framework to build and customize a website. You will build a website using a responsive layout grid with text and images that scale beautifully to any screen size.

The current web infrastructure runs on the computer language JavaScript. The fundamentals of JavaScript web programming will be covered in this course. You will use your knowledge of data types, arrays, functions, objects, and the HTML DOM. You will gain an understanding of JavaScript and the capabilities of current JavaScript technologies for creating interactive content. At last, you will get the lowdown on code testing and the Jest tool for creating unit tests.

See how today programmers work together from different locations is without compromising the integrity of their own projects. A variety of version control tools and methods for organizing your software development process will be covered. In this lesson, you will learn some of the most useful Linux commands for managing your files and building efficient workflows that will free up your time and make your work easier.

As a final step, you'll learn how your team can use Git to manage its files during a software development project. As an added bonus, you'll be able to manage code revisions by making a repository.

In this course, you'll learn how to use web development tools like HTML to create visually appealing and functional websites, and how to manipulate their appearance using organized semantic data.

The next step involves a deeper dive into CSS as you begin to style individual elements in more granular ways. Create layouts, manage components, and apply styles using the knowledge you gain from this course on using Bootstrap's grid system. Finally, you'll go into debugging to discover how to use it to eliminate typical front-end problems.

You will finish this course with the skills to:

• Use HTML5 and CSS3 to design a basic form with a responsive layout.
• Use CSS to make a flexible design
• Build a user interface with Bootstrap.
• Use error-checking software

This is an introductory course for students interested in learning the fundamentals of front-end development. To do well in this course, all you need is a basic understanding of the internet and a desire to learn how to code.

React is a robust JavaScript toolkit for creating user interfaces for online and mobile apps. This course will introduce you to the core ideas behind the React library and teach you the fundamentals of creating a lightweight app with high performance and scalability. 

You will finish this course with the skills to:

Views with dynamic data should be rendered with reusable components.

Design more robust and easily maintained online and mobile applications.

Data should be passed between components via props.

Make websites and software that respond to users' actions in real-time.

Use forms to encourage user participation on your website.

Construct a program using React.

You will acquire practical knowledge of the following applications and hardware:

React.js

JSX

React

HTML, CSS, and JavaScript

VSCode

This course has the potential to help you learn new abilities, increase productivity, become more data-savvy, and advance your profession.

This is an introductory course for anyone interested in learning mobile development fundamentals. To do well in this course, you only need a basic understanding of the internet and a desire to learn how to code.

Master JSX and application testing while learning more advanced React capabilities and ideas.

You will look at several React components, find out what they are suitable for, and when to use them. Explore more complex hooks and develop your own. You will investigate how to use React to create forms. As you delve into component composition, you will learn about Higher Order Components, Render Props, and other novel patterns. Learn the most popular integrations, tools, and testing strategies for the React framework as you build a web app that uses API data.

You will finish this course with the skills to:

Lists and forms may be rendered quickly and easily in React.

Raise the priority of shared state when several parts require the latest information.

Use a component tree's shared global state by tapping into React Context.

Read information stored on a distant server.

Put React's more sophisticated hooks to work in your project.

Create your special latches.

Learn JSX inside and out.

Adopt strategies for composing modules.

Encapsulate reusable logic in Higher Order Components and Render Props using sophisticated patterns.

Repeatedly try out your React parts.

Use React to create a portfolio.

  You will acquire practical knowledge of the following applications and hardware:

React.js

JSX

React

HTML, CSS, and JavaScript

VSCode

This course has the potential to help you learn new abilities, increase productivity, become more data-savvy, and advance your profession.

Before enrolling in this course, students should have a solid foundation in React, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Also, a positive, can-do mindset goes a long way.

Gain an understanding of UX (User Experience) design and research fundamentals. Immerse yourself in the UX process of problem identification, design iteration and testing, and solution discovery. Best-practice research methods and the development of common UX artifacts like user personas will help you develop empathy for your users. And you'll base your designs on user experience research findings. 

Wireframes for features may be made in Figma using the UI design process, and then your mockups can be transformed into Minimum Viable Product (MVP) style prototypes. Basic design concepts like hierarchy and grids will also be covered.

You will finish this course with the skills to:

 Develop digital offerings that add value for customers and effectively address their needs.

Appreciate the elements of a high-quality user interface (UI) and assess the consistency and quality of current UIs.

Learn to analyze and enhance your own and others' ideas by recognizing and using best practices in interaction design.

Develop, disseminate, and validate user interface (UI) designs in accordance with established standards.

If you want to start a career in user experience and user interface development, this is the course for you. You don't need any prior development experience to complete this course; only a willingness to study and some familiarity with the internet.

You can show off your Certificate abilities by applying them to a real-world issue in your Capstone project. There is a summary and links to related material from earlier modules in the program at the end of each one.

This course will test your knowledge and expertise and give you a chance to showcase your new skills in React-based front-end web development. In this class, you will be led through creating an app, combining the techniques and tools you have studied to address a specific need.

When you finish your Capstone project, you will have a portfolio of your best work to share with future employers, recruiters, and graduate schools.

You need to have experience as a front-end developer to complete this course. A positive, can-do mindset is also crucial.

The final class in this curriculum is designed to prepare you for the intricacies of a coding job interview by covering computer science fundamentals and problem-solving techniques. In the end, you will learn some helpful interviewing strategies.

You will finish this course with an understanding of the following:

How to talk to interviewers about coding jobs the right way

Techniques for a fruitful job interview

Pseudocode usage

Computer science's groundwork

Data structure capabilities and practical implementation

Coding interviews: How to review data structures

Algorithms as a concept and typical methods of implementing them

The Challenge of Algorithm Visualization

Relying on a mixture of learned coding techniques

You should have taken and passed all required classes for this professional credential.