Course Outline

Introduction

  • Overview of front-end development for government applications
  • Understanding the basic concepts and terminologies relevant to public sector operations
  • Responsibilities of a front-end developer in the context of government projects
  • Setting up a development environment tailored for government use

HTML

  • Introduction to HTML5, emphasizing its role in creating accessible and user-friendly government websites
  • Basic tags and structure of an HTML document, ensuring compliance with federal standards
  • Semantic elements for improved content accessibility and search engine optimization (SEO)
  • Using forms and inputs to enhance user interaction on government platforms
  • Media elements (Images and videos) for engaging and informative content delivery
  • DOM structure and how it impacts the performance of government websites
  • Modern browsers and their requirements, including APIs and structured syntax for robust web applications

CSS

  • Introduction to CSS, focusing on its importance in creating visually appealing and accessible government sites
  • Selectors and cascading to manage styles efficiently across large-scale government projects
  • Box model and layout techniques for optimal user experience
  • Flexbox and Grid for flexible and responsive design solutions
  • Transitions and animations to enhance the interactivity of government web applications
  • Responsive design principles to ensure usability across various devices
  • Understanding SCSS and modern concepts of advanced pre-processors for streamlined development processes

Bootstrap

  • Introduction to Bootstrap, a powerful framework for rapid government web development
  • Setting up and using Bootstrap in government projects
  • Grid system and responsive design to meet the diverse needs of government users
  • Navbars, forms, and buttons optimized for government applications
  • Components and JavaScript plugins to enhance functionality and user experience

JavaScript

  • Introduction to JavaScript, a crucial language for dynamic web development in the public sector
  • Basic programming concepts essential for government developers
  • Variables, data types, and functions to build robust government applications
  • DOM manipulation techniques for interactive user interfaces
  • Asynchronous programming with callbacks and promises to handle complex data operations
  • Fetch API and JSON for efficient data retrieval and processing in government systems
  • Utilizing JavaScript package managers to streamline development workflows

React

  • Introduction to React, a leading library for building user interfaces in government applications
  • Components and JSX for modular and reusable code
  • Props and state management for dynamic content updates
  • Event handling to create interactive user experiences
  • Lifecycle methods for efficient component management
  • Routing and forms to enhance navigation and data collection in government sites
  • Hooks for improved functional components and state management
  • Introduction to Next.js for server-side rendering and enhanced performance

Advanced Topics

  • Accessibility standards and practices for inclusive government web development
  • Performance optimization techniques to ensure fast and reliable government applications
  • Testing methodologies to validate the functionality and security of government websites
  • Deployment strategies for seamless integration into government IT environments

Project

  • Developing advanced static websites, mobile applications, and desktop applications for government use
  • Working with web assembly and optimizing web performances to meet high standards of government operations

Best Practices for Front-End Development in Government Projects

Troubleshooting Common Issues in Government Web Development

Summary and Next Steps for Government Developers

Requirements

  • Familiarity with graphic design tools and software
  • Comprehension of web concepts and SEO principles
  • Experience with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript programming languages

Audience

  • Developers for government
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