Web Design and Development for Freelancing — Level 3
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About This Course
Web Design and Development for Freelancing — Level 3
Course Overview
This course develops foundational skills in designing and building websites for clients. Learners practise HTML, CSS, introductory JavaScript, responsive layouts, testing, and basic website publishing.
Course Objectives
Understand website structure and layout.
Build web pages using HTML and CSS.
Apply responsive design principles.
Test, troubleshoot, and present a website project.
Learning Outcomes
Learners should be able to interpret a basic client brief, create multi-page websites, style content, implement basic interactions, adapt layouts for different screens, test links and forms, and prepare project files for delivery.
Proposed Course Contents
Web fundamentals and development tools
HTML page structure and semantic elements
CSS styling, layout, and navigation
Images, links, tables, and forms
JavaScript fundamentals
Responsive web design
Basic accessibility and usability
Website testing and debugging
Hosting and publishing fundamentals
Client briefs, portfolio preparation, and project delivery
Practical Activities
Build a multi-page business website.
Create a responsive landing page.
Develop a contact form layout.
Test pages on different screen sizes.
Present a final website project.
Assessment Method
Proposed methods include knowledge questions, practical page-building exercises, observation, website testing, and project presentation. Official assessment criteria must be verified against the approved standard.
Target Audience
Beginners, students, aspiring web designers, job seekers, and future freelancers.
Career Opportunities
Junior Web Designer, Website Development Assistant, Front-End Development Trainee, Website Maintenance Assistant, and Freelance Web Designer.
Certification Note
The listed Level 3 designation follows the user's list. Confirm the precise approved title and assessment requirements before publishing a formal NSDA certification claim.