• Overview of Web Technologies: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and server-side languages (e.g., PHP, Python, Node.js).
• Web Browsers and Developer Tools: Understanding how to use tools like Chrome DevTools.

• Basic Structure: Doctype, html, head, body.
• Common Elements: Headings, paragraphs, links, images, lists, tables.
• Forms: Input types, form validation, and submission.

Practical Exercise: Create a simple webpage with various HTML elements, including a form with different types of input fields.

• Selectors and Properties: Basic syntax, colors, fonts, margins, padding.
• Layouts: Flexbox, Grid, positioning.
• Responsive Design: Media queries, mobile-first design.

Practical Exercise: Style the HTML page created earlier using CSS. Implement responsive design to ensure it looks good on different devices.

• Basic Syntax: Variables, data types, operators, and control flow.
• DOM Manipulation: Selecting elements, modifying content, handling events.
• Functions and Objects: Defining functions, working with objects and arrays.

Practical Exercise: Add interactive features to your webpage, such as a form validation script or a simple dynamic content change based on user input.

• Task Runners: Introduction to tools like Gulp or Webpack.
• Package Managers: npm or yarn for managing dependencies

Practical Exercise: Set up a basic development workflow using a task runner and package manager to automate tasks like minification or compilation.

• Server-Side Languages: Introduction to a backend language (e.g., Node.js with Express, Python with Flask/Django).
• Databases: Basics of SQL (e.g., MySQL) or NoSQL (e.g., MongoDB).

Practical Exercise: Build a simple backend application that connects to a database and serves data to your frontend.

• APIs: Consuming and building RESTful APIs.
• Web Security: Basics of securing a web application (e.g., HTTPS, data validation).
• Performance Optimization: Techniques for improving load times and performance.

Practical Exercise: Integrate a third-party API into your project and apply some basic security measures.

• Showcasing Projects: Creating a portfolio site to showcase your work.
• Best Practices: Ensuring your portfolio demonstrates your skills effectively.

Practical Exercise: Develop and deploy a personal portfolio website to highlight the projects you’ve worked on.

Feel free to dive deeper into any of these areas or ask about specific technologies or concepts!