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Certification in Web Designing Course

A Web Designing course teaches the skills and knowledge required to create visually appealing, functional, and user-friendly websites. It covers both the creative and technical aspects of designing websites, combining graphic design principles with coding and web development fundamentals. Web designing focuses on the look and feel of a website, ensuring that users have a smooth and intuitive experience when navigating the site.

AFTER THE COURSE,
STUDENTS WOULD BE
ABLE TO WORK AS

  • Web Designer
  • Front-End Developer
  • UI/UX Designer
  • Graphic/Web Interface Designer
  • Freelance Web Designer
Key Objectives of a Web Designing Course:
  • Learn HTML/CSS:Understanding how to structure and style web pages using HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) and CSS (Cascading Style Sheets).
  • Create Responsive Designs:Learn how to design websites that adapt to different devices, such as desktops, tablets, and mobile phones.
  • Improve User Experience (UX): Gain insights into how users interact with websites and how to improve usability and navigation.
  • Learn Web Design Tools: Use industry-standard software like XD, Figma, or Sketch for prototyping and designing layouts.
  • Basic JavaScript:Learn how to add interactivity to websites with JavaScript, enabling dynamic elements such as menus, animations, and forms.
  • Develop a Portfolio: Build a portfolio by creating websites or web pages that demonstrate your design and technical skills.
Who Should Take a Web Designing Course?
  • Beginners who want to learn web design from scratch.
  • Graphic designers interested in transitioning to web design
  • Entrepreneurs or business owners looking to build their own websites.
  • Developers who want to focus on the front-end design aspect.
  • Anyone interested in starting a career in web design, UI/UX design, or front-end development

Course Outcome:

By the end of a web designing course, students will be able to design and build fully functional, responsive websites. They will have the knowledge of web design principles, coding basics, and how to use various web design tools. They will also have a portfolio showcasing their work, which is essential for job opportunities in web design.

Curriculum

  • 1. Introduction to Web Design

    • Understanding the Web:Overview of the internet, web browsers, and how websites work.
    • Basics of Web Design:Web design principles (layout, typography, color theory, user experience).
    • Web Development vs. Web Design:Understanding the difference and importance of both roles.

    2. HTML & HTML5

    • HTML Basics:Structure of web pages, tags, attributes, elements (headings, paragraphs, links, images).
    • HTML5:New HTML5 elements (semantic elements like
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      ), multimedia elements, and form enhancements.

    3. CSS & CSS3

    • CSS Basics:Styling web pages, understanding selectors, properties, and values.
    • Layouts:Box model, positioning (absolute, relative, fixed), flexbox, and grid layouts.
    • CSS3:Transitions, animations, media queries for responsive design, and advanced CSS techniques.

    4. Responsive Web Design

    • Mobile-First Design:Techniques to design websites that adapt to different screen sizes.
    • Media Queries:Using CSS to create responsive designs.
    • Frameworks:Introduction to responsive frameworks like Bootstrap.

    5. JavaScript (Basic)

    • Introduction to JavaScript:Basics of JavaScript for web interactivity.
    • DOM Manipulation:Accessing and modifying HTML elements using JavaScript.
    • Events:Handling user inputs and browser events.

    6. Typography & Color Theory

    • Typography in Web Design:Choosing fonts, font pairing, and typography hierarchy
    • Color Theory:Using color psychology, contrast, and complementary colors in design.

    7. Graphic Design for Web

    • Image Editing:Using software like Adobe Photoshop, GIMP, or Illustrator for web graphics.
    • SVG and Icons: Working with vector images and scalable icons.

    8. Web Hosting & Domains

    • Understanding Web Hosting: Types of hosting (shared, VPS, dedicated).
    • Domain Registration: Choosing and registering domain names.
    • Setting Up a Website: Deploying websites to hosting platforms.

    9. Industry Practices

    • Working with clients: briefs, revisions, and deliverables
    • Ethics in design
    • Staying updated with trends and continuing learning in design

    10. Web Design Project

    • Final Capstone Project: Creating a fully functional website from scratch.
    • Portfolio Building: Showcasing your design skills and projects to potential clients or employers.

    This curriculum can serve as a solid foundation for those starting out in web design. As the course progresses, students can explore more advanced topics like motion graphics, UI/UX design, or specialized areas like packaging design.