Web design is a core
digital skill that combines creativity with technology to build modern,
user-friendly websites. Every business, brand, and organization today needs a
strong online presence, making web design one of the most in-demand skills in
the digital market. Learning web design helps you:
• Create visually appealing and user-friendly websites
• Build responsive designs that work on all devices
• Combine design principles with front-end development
• Start a freelance career or work in digital agencies
Whether you are a beginner, student, or professional, web design gives you the
skills to turn ideas into real, functional websites. Web Design Learning
Structure Our Web Design track is designed in three progressive levels.
Fundamentals (Beginner Level) Designed for learners with no prior experience.
Courses:
• Introduction to Web Design
• HTML & CSS Fundamentals
: Design Principles for the Web Skills Covered
• Website structure and layouts
• HTML basics
• CSS styling and colors
• Typography and spacing
• Design fundamentals Intermediate Level (Front-End
Development) Focuses on building interactive and responsive websites. Courses:
• Responsive Web Design
• CSS Advanced Techniques
• Introduction to JavaScript Skills Covered:
• Responsive layouts (Flexbox & Grid)
• Mobile-first design
• Website animations and effects
• Basic interactivity using JavaScript Advanced Level
(Professional Web Design) For learners who want to build complete, real-world
websites. Courses:
• UI/UX Design for Websites
• Advanced JavaScript
• Web Design Projects Skills Covered:
• User experience and usability
• Wireframing and prototyping
• Website performance optimization
• Building real client-style projects Recommended Web Design Learning Path
Step 1: Web Basics HTML, CSS & Design Fundamentals Learn how websites are built and styled from scratch.
Step 2: Responsive Design Modern Front-End Techniques Create websites that work perfectly on all screen sizes.
Step 3: Advanced Design & Projects UI/UX & Professional Projects Build
complete websites and a strong design portfolio. Career Opportunities After
completing the Web Design track, learners can pursue roles such as:
• Web Designer
• Front-End Developer
• UI/UX Designer
• Freelance Web Designer
• Digital Media Specialist Contact For more information,
course schedules, or registration, please contact our IT Center ext. (270)
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