JavaScript for Web Designers

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Created by: Joe Chellman

Produced in 2016

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Course Description

Web designers can improve their skill sets and job prospects by getting comfortable with JavaScript. It's the only scripting language for client-side programming - for doing things that would be impossible with HTML and CSS alone - and is increasingly popular for server-side programming, too. Learn some basic, real-world uses for JavaScript in this course with Joe Chellman. Find out how to write JavaScript in the browser and in a code editor, and then put it straight to use in a shopping cart application: creating forms and form fields, reading data, checking input for errors, and performing calculations. Plus, learn how to use JavaScript time and date functions to create features like calendars and countdown clocks, and add interactive content through APIs like Google Maps.This course is a great jumping-off point for more intricate client-side programming (e.g., mobile apps or highly interactive websites) and server-side programming with frameworks like Node and Backbone. With the addition of JavaScript, your design possibilities are almost limitless.

Beginner Level

Time: 1h 17m

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Joe Chellman

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Joe Chellman is a web designer, author, and trainer on topics such as WordPress, JavaScript, and jQuery.

He is a web designer in the late 90s sense: a tech generalist who is capable of doing everything a website needs to come to life. Since he began tinkering with the web, he has gone on to build dozens of websites for artists, nonprofits, and small businesses, both independently and in collaboration with other organizations around the United States and occasionally around the world. He speaks at conferences, meetups, and workshops throughout his current hometown of Los Angeles, on topics such as WordPress, Drupal, JavaScript, jQuery, and more. He runs the one-man web studio ShooFly Development and Design, which you can find at www.shooflydesign.org/.