Frontend Engineering track
Level
Frontend Level 1: Web Foundations
From zero to shipping your first real website — thinking like an engineer from day one.
- Duration
- 8 weeks
- Live hours
- 48
- Schedule
- 3 live sessions a week (2 hours each) + ~6–8 hours of practice
Who it's for
Complete beginners.
Before you join
None — a laptop and internet.
What you'll be able to do
- Build and deploy responsive, accessible websites
- Write clean JavaScript that handles real data
- Use Git and GitHub like a team member
- Explain every line you ship
Week by week
Week 1How the web works
- Engineering focus
- Problem framing: what is the user trying to do?
- Task
- Personal profile page in semantic HTML + problem card
Week 2CSS fundamentals
- Engineering focus
- Debug with DevTools: inspect, don't guess.
- Task
- Style the profile page; fix a planted broken layout
Week 3Layout & responsive design
- Engineering focus
- Design before code: wireframe, then build.
- Task
- Responsive landing page from a Figma design
Week 4Git, GitHub & accessibility
- Engineering focus
- Communication: clear commits and PRs; a quality checklist.
- Task
- Landing page on GitHub with a PR flow + accessibility audit
Week 5JavaScript 1: logic
- Engineering focus
- Break big problems into small ones.
- Task
- 10 logic challenges, pseudocode first
Week 6JavaScript 2: the DOM
- Engineering focus
- Read code: explain AI-generated snippets line by line.
- Task
- Interactive to-do list with filtering
Week 7JavaScript 3: real data
- Engineering focus
- Edge cases: what happens when the network fails?
- Task
- Weather or movies app using a public API
Week 8Ship it
- Engineering focus
- Trade-offs: write a short decision record.
- Task
- Final project + demo day
Final project
A multi-page site for a real small business, or an interactive app using a public API — responsive, accessible, deployed, with a README, a decision record and a 3-minute demo.
Tools you'll use
Certificate
Certificate of completion — Frontend Level 1
Snjab issues certificates of completion with a verification link and the projects you built. They are not academic or government-accredited degrees.