Class Web Applications

Knowledge about digital media with particular emphasis on the Internet; Practical knowledge about the analysis, design, architecture and production of websites; Knowledge of information architecture and design, oriented to the development of web content.

Not applicable

1. Web Fundamentals 1.1 History and evolution of the Web 1.2 Client-server architecture 1.3 How a web page works - HTML, CSS, JavaScript 1.4 Development environment setup (VSCode, GitHub) 2. HTML5 - Structure and Semantics 2.1 Basic structure of an HTML document 2.2 Text tags, links and navigation 2.3 Images and multimedia elements 2.4 Lists and content organization 3. CSS3 - Design and Layout 3.1 CSS syntax and basic properties 3.2 Box model and spacing 3.3 Typography and Google Fonts 3.4 Colors and backgrounds 4. Advanced Layout with CSS 4.1 Flexbox - containers and items 4.2 CSS Grid for complex layouts 4.3 Flexbox + Grid combination 4.4 Galleries and visual components 5. Responsive Design 5.1 Mobile-first philosophy 5.2 Media queries and breakpoints 5.3 Responsive units (rem, vw, vh, %) 5.4 Tailwind CSS (optional introduction) 6. CSS Animation 7. JavaScript Fundamentals

Project-based learning with "visual first" approach - immediate results in each class; hands-on methodology with minimum 50% practical time per session; portfolio-driven development where all exercises feed into the final project; use of visual analogies appropriate for audiovisual communication students;

Coding HTML CSS JavaScript Made Easy, Adam Crute Frederic Johnson, Flame Tree Publishing, 2016, ISBN: 9781786640611