Short course on HTML5, CSS3 and Javascript in a game, Learn javascript theory and apply HTML5, CSS3 and Javascript to develop a game.
Course Description
If you want to start learning Javascript or to apply HTML5, CSS3 and Javascript in a project to program or you already have some basic knowledge, then you are in the right place. This course gives you a chance to take your knowledge to the next level. You will start from very basics and learn to apply the skills in two different projects (Quiz and Game).
This is a fun, practical & project based course for all skill levels. The projects in this course are designed to get you building things using HTML5, CSS & JavaScript with no frameworks or libraries. Every project is built from scratch and has some kind of dynamic functionality.
There are projects designed for you to complete in a few hours.
You should have some basic knowledge of HTML/CSS/JS. If you are brand new, this course is a mix of both with emphasis on Javascript theory and building two projects. The projects are end to end product.
project is Whack a Mole game. The following skills you will learn to implement in the project:
Learn about ES6 syntax
Event listeners
How to control CSS styles and classes with JavaScript
What’s the difference between setTimeout and setInterval
How to use clearInterval, difference between const and let variables
Regular JavaScript functions and ES6 arrow functions and much more.
Create a plugin that tracks, updates and stores high score. We will also talk about logical operators in JavaScript (OR/AND/NOT) and other fundamental vanilla JavaScript techniques and principles that are useful not only for games, but also for building websites, generative art
JavaScript DOM manipulation (build a simple game add-on that keeps track of high score)
Learn local storage browser objects and it’s associated JavaScript methods.
The projects will help you better understand how JavaScript works, use these skills to level up as a Front end web developer and get one step closer to getting hired for your first coding job. Also, it is a good stepping stone before you start learning React, React native and Next.js
