Introduction to Web Design:

An overview of web design, its importance, and the role of web designers in the digital age.

Web Design Principles:

Learning the fundamental principles of web design, including layout, typography, color theory, and user experience (UX) design.

HTML Basics:

Introduction to Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) for creating the structure of webpages.

Writing HTML code, working with tags, and creating web content.

CSS Fundamentals:

Understanding Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) for webpage styling and layout.

Applying CSS for visual design and responsive webpages.

Webpage Layout and Navigation:

Designing webpage layouts, including headers, navigation menus, and content sections.

Creating user-friendly navigation systems.

Responsive Web Design:

Techniques for creating responsive webpages that adapt to different screen sizes and devices.

Media queries and flexible layouts.

Web Graphics and Images:

Working with web graphics and images.

Image optimization, formats, and web graphics software.

Webpage Interactivity:

Adding interactivity to webpages using JavaScript or other scripting languages.

Creating forms, buttons, and interactive elements.

Content Management Systems (CMS):

Introduction to content management systems like WordPress.

Building and managing websites using CMS platforms.

Web Design Software:

Training in popular web design software, such as Adobe Dreamweaver or web design tools.

Creating and editing web designs.

User Interface (UI) Design:

Principles of designing user interfaces for web applications.

UI components and usability.

Web Design Best Practices:

Implementing web design best practices and standards.

Ensuring web accessibility and SEO.

Real-World Projects:

Hands-on webpage design projects and assignments applying the principles and techniques learned in the course.

Portfolio Development:

Creating a professional portfolio showcasing webpage design work.