Training
Frontend Developer Bootcamp
From semantic HTML to shipped interfaces: modern CSS that doesn't fight back, JavaScript fundamentals before frameworks, then components, state and performance — with accessibility built in, not bolted on.
The frontend field punishes shortcut-takers: those who learned a framework before the platform spend years debugging things they can't name. This bootcamp builds bottom-up — semantic HTML and modern CSS (flexbox, grid, custom properties, container queries) until layouts stop being trial-and-error, JavaScript until the framework magic demystifies, and then component-based development with the ecosystem's current tools.
Accessibility and performance are woven through every module rather than parked in a final lecture, because retrofitting either is how frontends go bad. The course ships three portfolio projects of increasing ambition, each deployed and Lighthouse-audited.
Curriculum
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1
HTML that means something: semantics, forms, accessibility foundations
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2
Modern CSS: flexbox, grid, responsive strategy, custom properties, animations
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3
JavaScript fundamentals: the language, the DOM, events, async and fetch
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4
Tooling without tears: npm, Vite, modules, debugging in DevTools
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5
Component thinking: building UI as composable, testable pieces
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6
State, data fetching and forms in a modern framework
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7
Performance: Core Web Vitals, images, code splitting, measuring honestly
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8
Capstone: a real application, deployed, audited and reviewed