This is a purely project-based course. It is geared toward beginners, but intermediate developers can also enjoy creating new things. This course includes 50 mini projects in HTML, CSS & JavaScript that relate to the DOM (Document Object Model). Here is a list of what we will create in this course:

1. Expanding Cards

2. Progress Steps

3. Rotating Navigation Animation

4. Hidden Search Widget

5. Blurry Loading

6. Scroll Animation

7. Split Landing Page

8. Form Wave

9. Sound Board

10. Dad Jokes

11. Event Keycodes

12. Faq Collapse

13. Random Choice Picker

14. Animated Navigation

15. Incrementing Counter

16. Drink Water

17. Movie App

18. Background Slider

19. Theme Clock

20. Button Ripple Effect

21. Drag N Drop

22. Drawing App

23. Kinetic Loader

24. Content Placeholder

25. Sticky Navbar

26. Double Vertical Slider

27. Toast Notification

28. Github Profiles

29. Double Click Heart

30. Auto Text Effect

31. Password Generator

32. Good Cheap Fast

33. Notes App

34. Animated Countdown

35. Image Carousel

36. Hoverboard

37. Pokedex

38. Mobile Tab Navigation

39. Password Strength Background

40. 3d Background Boxes

41. Verify Account UI

42. Live User Filter

43. Feedback UI Design

44. Custom Range Slider

45. Netflix Mobile Navigation

46. Quiz App

47. Testimonial Box Switcher

48. Random Image Feed

49. Todo List

50. Insect Catch Game

    
    

Many people jump into a frontend framework too early. Learning vanilla JavaScript and understanding how the document object model works are essential before moving to a framework. This course teaches you this by creating real-world projects of all types.

You will also learn more about HTML5 and CSS including semantic tags in your markup, basic CSS properties such as colors, alignment, flexbox, and shadows as well as creating responsive layouts with CSS media queries, CSS custom properties, animations/transitions, and more.

50 projects may seem like a lot, but we were able to make them small enough to where you can complete a project in just a few hours. Of course, this depends on your skill level.