The course training encompassing 8 weeks consists of 5 modules. It covers the concepts of internet and search engine, on-page and off-page optimization and social media optimization. In addition, discussions on topics and practical lessons on live projects would follow. Overall, the divided modules provide each perspective of JQUERY and JAVASCRIPT.
1. JavaScript methods (such as alerts)
2. Variables
3. The importance of quotes
4. Numbers vs. strings
5. Concatenation
1. Defining functions
2. Calling functions
3. Defining parameters & passing arguments
1. Targeting elements by ID
2. Hiding & showing elements with JavaScript
1. Testing code in the JavaScript Console
2. Getting & setting properties
3. Using if statements
4.Reshowing text hints in empty form fields
1. Intro to objects
2. The global object
3. Breaking open & manipulating objects
1. Checking the functionality of the select menu
2. Getting the chosen value
3. Dynamically changing the state name value
4. Dynamically changing the rest of the values
1. Creating an array
2. Editing an array
3. Creating an array of welcome headings
4. The Math object
5. Using the Math object to pick random headlines
1. Creating a for loop
2. Using the for loop to set dropdown menus
3. Clearing the To menu
4. Optional bonus: refining the menu selection experience
1. Intro to JavaScript selectors
2. Selecting multiple elements & elements without IDs Getting a specific list item
3. Getting elements by class name
4. Getting multiple items using querySelectorAll()
5. Getting a single item using querySelector()
6. Chaining selectors together
7. Targeting elements by data attribute
1. Setting up the selectors with data attributes
2. Getting the selectors on load
3. Toggling the filter buttons
4. Refining the filter buttons
1. Creating an array to store the selectors
2. Getting the All button to select all filters
3. Getting the rest of the buttons to select the other filters Initially hiding the photos
4. Getting the photos to filter
1. Adding a checkbox to toggle exclusive filtering on/off Separating the inclusive & exclusive filters
2. Writing a conditional to select the appropriate filter Programming the exclusive filter
3. Rerunning the filter when the checkbox is toggled Improving the user experience
1. Getting started with jQuery
2. Running code when the document is ready Click events
3. Using jQuery’s slideToggle() method
4. Supporting JavaScript disabled users
1. Adding an outline with CSS
2. Using jQuery’s hover() method
3. Using jQuery’s animate() method
1. Externalizing JavaScript
2. Linking to the JavaScript file
1. Adding an animation to reveal hidden content
2. Targeting the proper div: traversing the document
3. Swapping the button image with jQuery
1. Linking to the plugin files
2. Initializing the pop-up
3. Grouping the photos into a gallery
4. Adding captions
5. Removing the counter
6. Customizing the appearance
1. Initial setup
2. Defining what content gets cycled
3. Adding more cycles & exploring options
4. Reversing the animation
1. Preventing a possible “flash of unstyled content”
2. Enabling the slideshow
3. Adding & customizing the controls
1. Adding a pause/play button
2. Styling the pause/play button
3. Checking to see if the cycle is paused
4. Making the pause/play button work
1. Initializing the plugin & setting options
2. Customizing the error messages
3. Changing the location of the error messages
4. Styling the error messages
1. Linking to the plugin files
2. Creating the carousel
3. Styling the carousel
4. An easy way to add prev & next buttons Adding custom prev & next buttons Setting how many items are shown
