Program overview

Looking to build beautiful, interactive websites and applications? The Front-End Web Development (LC) certificate focuses on designing and developing dynamic, user-friendly interfaces that bring web applications to life. You’ll master essential skills in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript—the core building blocks of the web—while also learning modern development tools and design techniques used by industry professionals. By the end of the program, you’ll have the knowledge and experience to create responsive and engaging user experiences. Career opportunities include front-end developer, web designer, or UI/UX specialist.

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Careers associated with this program have a salary range from $36,000 to over $322,000 with an average salary of $106,000. Education for these associated careers ranges from High School/GED to Doctoral Degree.

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Program Learning Outcomes

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Students will be able to create an entire production-ready small-scale website (between 5-10 pages) containing a functional navigation system, a well-organized file structure, proper re-use of CSS and image assets, and a consistent look and feel.
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Students will understand the CSS box model, proper syntax for specifying colors, the basics of responsive, grid-based layouts, and the fundamentals of web typography.
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Students will be able to create a small-scale JavaScript web application according to a system specification that utilizes conditional code, event handlers/listeners, reusable functions, and proper primitive types.
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Students will be able to create JavaScript event handlers, attach event listeners, and prevent default events in the context of an HTML page.
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Students will be able to demonstrate basic version control best practices.