This module introduces us to the field of web development and teaches us the basic nuts and bolts.

Zero to Hero in Front-end Web Development

If you are new to web development, this module is designed to provide a structured approach to learning the basics of web development. It will provide the foundational knowledge required to learn web development and understand the different technologies available in this field. Moreover, it comprehensively covers the foundations of web development, from the basics of networks to the principles of front-end web development with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

After completing this module, you will have a solid foundation in web development and be comfortable learning any web technology.

Web Development: A Primer

Congratulations! You have successfully completed the “Web Development: A Primer” module.

## Summary

In this module, we learned about the basics of the web, and learned how it works in the domain of websites, including web clients and servers, where web clients access and view websites hosted on servers. We understand that these websites are divided into frontend and backend, with the frontend consisting of languages such as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript and the backend consisting of a server, and back-end programming. Moving ahead, we were introduced to the frameworks used to simplify front-end and back-end programming. Lastly, we studied that software development is an art that can be approached differently for different scenarios.

## What's next?

We now have a basic understanding of web development and the functioning of websites. Let’s cover HTML and CSS in detail to design the web layouts in the next module, “Web Layouts using HTML and CSS.”

Congratulations! You have successfully completed the “Web Development: A Primer” module.

# Summary

In this module, we learned about the basics of the web, and learned how it works in the domain of websites, including web clients and servers, where web clients access and view websites hosted on servers. We understand that these websites are divided into frontend and backend, with the frontend consisting of languages such as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript and the backend consisting of a server, and back-end programming. Moving ahead, we were introduced to the frameworks used to simplify front-end and back-end programming. Lastly, we studied that software development is an art that can be approached differently for different scenarios.

# What's next?

We now have a basic understanding of web development and the functioning of websites. Let’s cover HTML and CSS in detail to design the web layouts in the next module, “Web Layouts using HTML and CSS.”

Here's a quick summary of what we learned from the "Web Development: A Primer" module.

Networks

The Front End

The Back End

Web Development Frameworks

Conclusion

Final Remarks

Summary