Front-End Web Development Classes Grand Rapids, MI

This 12-week full time Front-End Coding bootcamp was designed to teach students with little to no coding knowledge the foundational skills needed to launch a career as a front-end web developer. This course covers a wide range of front-end coding tools and programming languages, including HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Angular, collaborating with Git and GitHub, best practices for deploying applications, working with back-end servers, agile application development, and more. Throughout the duration of this bootcamp students will also receive training and job search support.

In this 12-hour class, students will explore modern web page layout techniques using CSS Flexbox and CSS Grid to create responsive layouts that look phenomenal on screens of all sizes. Students will discover how the newest CSS technologies alter the layout of modern webpages and offer unparalleled flexibility compared to traditional techniques. Attendees learn how to rapidly build pages using Bootstrap: the world’s most popular front-end framework with its responsive grid and prebuilt components. The class includes a free retake and a step-by-step workbook.

In this 18-hour class, participants will learn how to code webpages using HTML and CSS. Participants will learn how to mark up content (headings, paragraphs, lists, links, etc), style the appearance, and upload the web pages using FTP to take the site live. Attendees do not need any prior coding experience and will learn valuable skills they can use to start building or editing web pages right away. This is the perfect course to launch a career in web development or to learn how to create or edit web pages. The class includes a free retake and a step-by-step workbook.

In this 18-hour class, students will take webpages to the next level by adding interactivity, animation, and logic with JavaScript and jQuery (the most popular JavaScript library that lets you do more with less code). Attendees will start with the fundamentals of JavaScript, learning variables, loops, arrays, functions, and how to apply them to elements in a webpage. Students then learn how the jQuery library can improve functionality, and how to use the many built-in jQuery plugins to add common features (such as slideshows, animated image enlargers, etc.) without having to manually build them from scratch. The class includes a free retake and a step-by-step workbook.

Start building responsive websites with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript — a versatile skill set with powerful applications in a variety of design, marketing, and other tech-adjacent roles. This course is offered in person and live online, in a remote classroom setting.

This 4-day introductory course in HTML & CSS will teach you how to make websites from scratch. It starts from by covering core concepts, syntax, and formatting HTML documents using CSS. It places a lot of emphasis on responsive web design so your websites are compatible with any device. It will also teach you how to use CSS to format forms, tables, pictures, media, and fonts. Finally, this course touches on different ways to deploy websites and how JavaScript enhances website functionality.

This course is for experienced front-end developers who wish to develop skills in creating responsive websites. It focuses on media queries, dynamic viewports, responsive images, selectors, typography, and SVGs for resolution independence. This course does not teach frameworks like Bootstrap nor does it teach you how to code HTML/CSS.

This part-time 26-week Front-End After Hours Coding bootcamp was designed to help transform students new to coding to programming experts who can confidently create impressive front-end web applications. This course covers a wide range of front-end coding tools and concepts, including how to create responsive experiences with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, modern front-end web application development, collaborative software development and version control using Git and GitHub, software development and programming best practices, working with back-end servers, agile application development, and more. Throughout the duration of this bootcamp students will also learn about combatting imposter syndrome, attend workshops for enhancing their LinkedIn profiles, prepare for interviews, and participate in mock behavioral and technical interviews to become job ready upon graduation.

This two-day introductory course prepares participants to create, design, code, and edit Mac and PC websites using Adobe Dreamweaver. The course covers all of the basic skills needed to create a web page, including CSS rules, troubleshooting styles, visual aids, navigation shortcuts, embedded styles, and JavaScript linking. Finally, students will learn how to send their website to the server.