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JavaScript

Posted by Paula Mourad
Paula Mourad
5,154 Points

JS in WebDesign

Hello everyone!

I took two courses on JS, JS Basics and then I took the JS Loops, Arrays and Objects. Although I found these courses very interested, I didn't see any relation between JS and Web Development or Web Design.

Does anyone know if there is a course where I will be able to apply JS to web? Thank you!

1 Answer

andren
andren
28,558 Points

If you have completed the "JS Basics" course and the "JS Loops, Arrays and Objects" course and want to specifically learn more about how JavaScript relates to web development. Then the next logical step as far as JavaScript courses go would be the JavaScript and the DOM course.

That course is all about using JavaScript to manipulate and make webpages more interactive.

Though in order to avoid getting lost again in the future I would recommend you just start a track like Beginner JavaScript instead of haunting out individual courses.

The "Beginner JavaScript" track has a bunch of JavaScript courses organized in such a way that you can go from course to course without worrying about missing out on something or not being sure what course should come next.