Web front-end development focuses on creating the visual and interactive aspects of websites and web applications. It involves designing and building the user interface (UI) and user experience (UX), ensuring that the site is both aesthetically pleasing and easy to navigate. This field requires knowledge of various tools and technologies to structure content, apply styles, and implement interactivity. Front-end developers work to ensure that websites are responsive, accessible, and optimized for performance across different devices and browsers. The ultimate goal is to create a seamless and engaging experience for users, translating design concepts into functional, user-friendly web pages.
- What Developer Tools in your browser are
- How to open the Developer Tools on Chrome,Firefox, Safari, and Edge.
- How to use the elements tab to edit HTML and CSS
- How to audit a page according to the tips suggested by Lighthouse
- How to create and run snippets on a page
- How to get information about files and server configurations
- How to block requests
- How to know how much JavaScript or CSS is used on a page
- How to detect 404 issues
- How to move elements on a webpage
- A README.md file, at the root of the folder of the project, is mandatory
- Use the newest version of Google Chrome browser (78.0.3904.70 or later).
- Screenshots can be taken via the OS, not necessary via the DevTools. These screenshots are used to see how and where you are doing/playing with the DevTools.
The project is organized into the following directories:
- Bootstrap
- Cookies_local_storage
- JQuery_advanced
- Javascript_advanced
- accessibility -developer_tools
- flexbox
- form
- responsive_design
- sass_scss
Hi there! I’m Saima, and working on this project has been a fantastic experience, full of challenges and growth. This repository covers a wide range of front-end skills, from building responsive layouts with Flexbox and Bootstrap to creating dynamic experiences with JavaScript and jQuery. Tackling areas like accessibility and responsive design really pushed me to think about how users of all abilities and devices experience a website, making me pay close attention to details that truly impact usability.
Each section of this project brought its own learning curve. For instance, working with Sass/SCSS helped me streamline CSS for better organization and scalability, while diving into Cookies and Local Storage made me appreciate the importance of data persistence for user experience. Exploring advanced JavaScript techniques and the power of developer tools opened my eyes to troubleshooting and optimizing a site’s performance.
This project represents a journey through many key front-end concepts, and I’m proud of how much I’ve learned along the way. Thank you for checking it out, and feel free to reach out—I’d love to connect!
Have questions, feedback, or just want to say hi? Feel free to reach out!
- linkedin: SAIMA RIAZ
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