HTML
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Introduction to how the internet works and web development principles, HTML structure.
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Tags used in the Head section, basic structure of a web page.
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Introduction to tags and attributes. Text tags, links, paired (opening-closing), and void (self-closing) tags.
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Introduction to ordered and unordered lists.
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Introduction to the Table tag and the principles of working with it.
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Inserting images and videos into an HTML page, managing the dimensions of elements.
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Introduction to input tags and how to work with them.
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Introduction to id and class attributes and their importance.
CSS
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Introduction to how CSS works, differences between Inline, Internal, and External CSS.
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Selectors and combinators, working with fonts and texts.
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Background properties, sizing properties.
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Box model (Border, Outline, Padding, Margin), Display property.
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Pseudo-elements, working with element layouts on the page.
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Hover effects, interacting with elements during hover.
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Introduction to Flexbox (FLEX).
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Building a website in class using the covered topics.
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Introduction to the Grid model.
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Animations.
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Introduction to media queries, working with them, and responsive design.
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Introduction to em and rem units, their differences. Modifying default HTML values and adapting them to the website, ROOT, and variables.
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Introduction to SASS and LESS.
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Fun and engaging projects
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Development of logical and algorithmic thinking
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Teamwork
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Creative and friendly environment
Upon fully completing the course, children will be able to program websites. In addition to gaining professional skills, they will:
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Develop logical and algorithmic thinking.
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Learn to analyze problems and find alternative solutions.
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Start organizing and planning their tasks.
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Learn how to write a professional resume.
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Get acquainted with the IT infrastructure and other tech professions.
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Work in a team within a creative and friendly environment where continuous education and self-development are encouraged.