Building Websites JavaScript and the DOM
Learn how to create interactive, dynamic effects on your website with JavaScript using the DOM
3.95 (220 reviews)
39,113
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3.5 hours
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Mar 2022
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$19.99
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What you will learn
create dynamic websites
add JavaScript to webpages
learn about using the Document Object Model
create and write JavaScript
Why take this course?
JavaScript HTML and CSS are the three core foundations for any website. Learn to use JavaScript, and make some your web visitors happy. Adding JavaScript will allow you to create more interactive and more incredible dynamic web content.
JavaScript is super popular and used by most modern websites to create a better user experiences. Its easy to get started with JavaScript as you don't need any special programs, its runs within your web browser. JavaScript is designed for performing dynamic tasks within your web pages.
This course has everything you need to start creating your own JavaScript code. This is a step by step guide explaining how and why JavaScript is used. Learn the code fundamental concepts of JavaScript and how it can be used in connection to your HTML.
Explore what you can do with JavaScript!
- This course covers
- JavaScript Variables
- Arrays and Objects
- working with Arrays
- Functions and how to use them
- Conditional statements
- Learning about the Document Object Model
- Connect JavaScript to your HTML webpage
- Selecting elements
- Updating CSS via JavaScript
- Events and listeners
- Making your webpage interactive
This course has what you need to learn about JavaScript. Get to know JavaScript
- HD quality Videos
- Instructor with over 18 years Real world experience
- Top links and Resources
- Source Code included
- and much more
JavaScript is in demand and learning JavaScript can set you apart. See what JavaScript can do, start creating your own code today.
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Pierre
June 9, 2021
As of this writing, the course hasn't been updated since 2016. The title of the first section is "learn create website interaction" which isn't grammatically correct. The same section is almost two hours long but provides nothing about website interaction. Instead, it serves as an introduction to JS (variables, functions, statements). I have gotten about a dozen courses from this instructor as freebies and I get the impression that he is just recycling content (one regarding JS) and putting out course after course that essentially cover the same topics. There is still some debugging going on as he presents each lesson which I'm not very fond of but his argument is that it helps future programmers get accustomed to editing their code on the go. Still can't comprehend why the title of this course includes DOM when the section that covers it takes up only a third of the whole course duration.
Rasha
February 4, 2020
amazing curse the explanation is very clear also there is a source code for everything he talked about also there is good resources
Warren
January 1, 2020
Good information overall. My only complaint is that some of the stuff is a bit rushed when explaining the content. I also wished you provided the starter code before each lecture so that we didn't have to pause the video and pop the code in the editor to code along with the lessons. Other than that this is a decent course that I learned a lot from.
Masaru
November 16, 2019
I liked this course. I am taking a web development course at college. However, my college prof relies on students' knowledge and skill sets gained from a different course. This filled in the gap. Thanks.
Ivan
March 3, 2018
Mr. Svekis doesn't fail to disappoint again. Another mediocre rehash course with tons and tons of fluff. Videos start like TV ads - high-pitched voice in the beginning, monotonous voice throughout.
1 star for the effort and half a star for the semi-project like effort
Abhishek
February 13, 2018
Thanks to the Instructor for showing the real power of javascript which seems to be worthless for which I've studied in my high school
Aniket
October 24, 2017
I found this tutorial great, so far. Concepts are being taught with appropriate examples. Video quality is vivid. Author just need to add some project with this tutorial to grab the remaining 0.5 stars. Happy Learning !
Mason
October 12, 2017
Presenter, while knowledgeable, is a little slow. Its ok, I understand that everyone learns at a difference pace, but I thought the content could have been sped up a little.
Aditya
September 23, 2017
Well explained about the basics of JAVASCRIPT. Learned how to handle arrays, objects, functions and loops. Slow methodical teaching by the instructor. Loved the course very much.
Gary
July 13, 2017
Unprepared in some lessons when giving examples that do not initially work. As a result, it is difficult to learn along the way.
James
June 20, 2017
While the information in the video was good, I took off "points" off for there being no file resources to download. While HTML was provided at the end of every section, no CSS was. I was able to create my own stylesheet to approximate his webpage but I didn't take the course to practice my CSS knowledge.
Roman
May 3, 2017
Updated 2 stars to 3.5.
Lots of interesting details are skipped on the way, examples are not always consistent with the talking, but that makes the viewer go check other sources for information.
Reggie
February 6, 2017
not that the content is difficult, but there's no interaction thus far. Breezing between code pen, web pages and text editors without step by step explaining what's going on. The HTML page with nav tags, images etc could confuse a beginner into thinking they've missed out on something.
MLR
October 5, 2016
I've been studying many of Mr. Svekis' JavaScript courses and I'm noticing vast improvements. I learned a lot from this course.
OluLeek77
September 28, 2016
Instructor leaving no stones unturned, every minute details gets mentioned.I It becomes quite easy to follow along that way!
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