Front-End Development

Build beautiful interfaces. Get paid well doing it.

Front-end developers build what users actually see — the app on their phone, the website they visit, and the button they click. It combines design and engineering to create useful, engaging digital experiences.

The reference course description reports an average US front-end developer salary of $102,768 per year. Earnings vary by experience, location, and role.

Take these learning stages in order if you're starting from scratch, or choose the topics that fill gaps in your current skills.

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HTML CSS JavaScript
Design + EngineeringBuild real experiences
Responsive by designMobile to desktop
Core WebHTML, CSS & JavaScript
Modern UIReact, Next.js & TypeScript
QualityTesting & best practices
DeliveryGit, Docker & collaboration

From First Page to Production-Ready Apps

Follow the stages below to develop a strong foundation, build modern interfaces, and learn the tools teams use to ship reliable software.

01

HTML and CSS

Front-end development starts with HTML and CSS. They provide the structure and visual styling behind web pages, from simple documents to responsive layouts.

Beginner · 3h

Ultimate HTML & CSS: Part 1

Build a solid foundation in page structure, styling, and essential web concepts.

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Intermediate · 5h

Ultimate HTML & CSS: Part 2

Develop stronger layout skills and create polished, responsive page designs.

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Intermediate · 6h

Ultimate HTML & CSS: Part 3

Extend your CSS toolkit with advanced patterns and practical interface techniques.

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02

JavaScript

HTML and CSS build the page; JavaScript adds behavior. Learn programming fundamentals and the language features needed for interactive web experiences.

Beginner · 6h

Ultimate JavaScript Part 1: Fundamentals

Learn variables, types, conditions, loops, functions, arrays, and objects.

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Intermediate · 4h

Ultimate JavaScript Part 2: Advanced Topics

Explore deeper JavaScript concepts and patterns used in real applications.

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Beginner to Pro · 5h

The Ultimate TypeScript Course

Add static types to JavaScript projects and improve maintainability.

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03

Libraries and Frameworks

Modern applications can be complex. Libraries and frameworks help teams build and ship interfaces faster. Start with React, then explore related tools as your projects require them.

Beginner · 8h

React 18 for Beginners

Learn components, props, state, events, and the fundamentals of React UI development.

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Intermediate · 6h

React 18: Intermediate Topics

Build on the basics with more involved component and application patterns.

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Beginner to Pro · 5h

Mastering Next.js 13 with TypeScript

Explore a React framework and typed development for full-featured web apps.

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Intermediate to Pro · 7h

Next.js Projects: Build an Issue Tracker

Practice application development by building a project-based issue tracker.

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Beginner to Pro · 6h

The Ultimate Redux Course

Understand centralized state management for applications that need it.

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04

AI-Powered Applications

Learn how front-end developers can integrate large language models into React experiences, connect to APIs, and build AI-powered applications.

Intermediate · 7h

Build AI-Powered Apps

Explore LLM integration in React, API development with Express.js, and full-stack AI application workflows.

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05

Automated Testing

Automated tests help verify that code behaves as expected. Testing is an important practice for maintaining applications as they grow.

Beginner to Pro · 4h

Mastering JavaScript Unit Testing

Learn the principles and practice of testing JavaScript functions and modules.

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Beginner to Pro · 7h

Testing React Apps with React Testing Library

Practice testing React components through user-focused behavior.

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06

Version Control and Collaboration

Version control tracks code changes over time, helps you recover earlier states, and supports collaboration without losing work.

Beginner to Pro · 6h

The Ultimate Git Course

Learn the foundations of version control and collaborative development workflows.

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07

DevOps

Understanding delivery practices can help developers work more effectively with modern teams. Docker is a useful tool for packaging applications and their environments.

Beginner to Pro · 5h

The Ultimate Docker Course

Learn the basics of containerization and how Docker fits into software delivery workflows.

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Learn in a Practical Order

Start with HTML and CSS, add JavaScript, then move to a framework such as React. After building projects, strengthen your skills with testing, version control, and delivery tools. You can also book a demo to discuss which topics best fit your current level.

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Build Your Front-End Skills

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