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What this course establishes
- Build a semantic responsive page from requirements
- Implement and validate an accessible client-side form
- Test, debug, document, and safely deploy a small static web project
Entry knowledge
- Manage files and folders
- Use a text editor and browser
- Follow a multistep troubleshooting process
Scope boundaries
- Foundation scope excludes production authentication, payment processing, regulated data, penetration testing, and unsupervised security approval
Fastest competency route
No fastest-hour promise; prior experience shortens the route only when current code and test evidence demonstrate every required competency.
- Pass diagnostics for semantic HTML, responsive CSS, JavaScript events/state, accessibility, and output safety
- Build and test the accessible project from the supplied acceptance criteria
- Correct every functional, accessibility, security, and cross-viewport defect before the final assessment
Full self-paced route
- Structure and responsive presentation lesson
- Interaction and accessible forms lesson
- Testing, safety, and deployment lesson
- Portfolio project, test evidence, revision, and final assessment
Lesson and assessment map
Build structure before decoration
Translate acceptance criteria into semantic HTML and resilient responsive CSS without tying meaning to one viewport.
4 questions: recall, application, judgment, and error correction.
Create understandable interaction
Implement stateful client-side behavior and a form with names, instructions, validation, recovery, and announced outcomes.
4 questions: recall, application, judgment, and error correction.
Test, protect, and release
Use a traceable test matrix, safe output handling, version control, and rollback-aware release evidence.
4 questions: recall, application, judgment, and error correction.
Required applied assignment
Accessible tested web project
Build a responsive workshop information page and registration interaction from supplied acceptance criteria. Submit source, deployment evidence, and a revision history without using real personal data.
- Requirements-to-test traceability matrix
- Semantic responsive page source
- Accessible form interaction with recoverable validation
- Security boundary and data-flow note
- Cross-viewport, keyboard, zoom, invalid-input, and repeated-action test record
- Versioned release, smoke-test evidence, rollback instructions, and revised final artifact
Passing standard: 85 of 100 points, with substantive revision required.
Continue after this course
- Version control and collaboration
- HTTP and web APIs
- Server-side development
- Databases
- Automated testing
- Performance engineering
- Application security