Our training facility in Amritsar provides a comprehensive web designing course to teach students how to create interesting, mobile-ready websites. All the best practices including sensible design principles like responsiveness and mobile accessibility, along with technical knowledge of different coding languages get covered.
On this page, we first cover our web designing course and then discuss the career opportunities for students completing our course (whether they wish to be an employee or go into business for themselves).
YOU LEARN IN THE WEB DESIGNING COURSE
Students of IT who wish to learn web designing and make a career out of it would do well to study Web design at our institute in Amritsar. The course is divided into modules with each covering one major aspect of web designing, coding, and digital marketing.
This web designing course in Amritsar deals with the latest technology trends, up-and-coming languages, and digital marketing concepts that are new in 2024.
Here are a few of the aspects you’ll cover:
- Web design principals
- Understanding W3C design best practices
- Differences between how browsers interpret and display a web page and why it varies from browser to browser, platform to platform
- Layout out pages using good formatting and enough white space to make content easier to consume
- Design in the digital arena vs contemporary design
- Typography for presentation and dramatic effect
- Using colors and textures to alter the emotions a page emotes
- Digital photography – Creating, using, editing, and producing
- Learn and use Photoshop effectively
- Looking at design in advertising, the web, and media
- Advance Photoshop knowledge using additional tools to extend its native capabilities
Module 1 - Web Graphics and Designing for Mobile
In the first module, you’ll learn about how to create web graphics for a web page. This includes logos, graphical headers, backgrounds, and more.
Being taught how to use software packages like Photoshop from Adobe, you will understand how to create graphics from scratch and manipulate existing graphics for your purposes.
Effective use of graphics presentation to make content easily readable juxtaposing written content with graphical images, to produce a well-rounded web page is all part of this module.
Module 2 - Web Designing & Web Development
In the second module, you’ll learn the basics of programming for the web. This starts with HTML5 which lets a coder markup content to indicate what type of content it is (a header, paragraph, a bolded section).
Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) will be taught next which allows the programmer to decide how different features on a page will be presented. Creating responsive pages (that adjust their shape and dimensions depending on the size of the viewing screen) will be covered briefly.
Javascript and especially jQuery will be covered next. This allows the coder to create interactive elements that respond to visitors’ actions without needing to reload the page to change what is being displayed. Forms and multimedia elements like videos and slideshows will also be covered in this module.
- Learning HTML5
- CSS3
- Responsive design basic principles
- Advanced HTML5, API, and multimedia
- Fluid layouts that adjust to screen width
- Parsing media using queries
- Creating a responsive design using HTML5
- CSS3 syntax, fonts, and color selection
- Creating interesting designs using CSS3
- Introduction to jQuery
- jQuery widget, user interface
- Using jQuery Frameworks and Libraries
- Animating, transforming, and transitioning using CSS3
- Advanced actions: Forms, graphical sliders, video display, loading images slowly, and image pixels for advertising
- Ensuring a website works in all modern browsers
- Creating a Favicon for a site and meta tags for each page
Module 3 - Responsive Web Designing
In the third module, you’ll learn the various elements of responsive design. Responsive design is the next evolution of web design that goes several steps beyond fluid or adaptive design principles.
The idea with responsive design is that a single web design will adapt to the size of the display screen. It will be made to be highly usable regardless of the screen size instead of requiring multiple templates for different screen sizes as used to the case in the past.
Multiple frameworks and structures for web designing in a responsible manner will be taught. These include Twitter framework, Responsive CSS frameworks, SASS / LESS frameworks, and cross-compatibility. There will be a particular focus on making a website highly functional for mobile devices.
- Twitter Bootstrap framework and responsive design with Bootstrap
- HTML5 Initializr, Boilerplate, and Modernizr
- Working with Lightbox for better image viewing
Here are a few of the aspects you’ll cover:
- Basics of responsive design
- Pixel-based vs responsible layout designs
- Creating responsive websites
- Adjusting designs to make them responsive
- Create a useful UI that’s responsive for menus, header, footer, etc.
- Cross-browser testing for responsiveness
- Pure and Base CSS
In the fourth module, you’ll connect the dots between web designing and digital marketing. Our digital marketing course covers an understanding of digital technologies, using analytics to inform decisions, and where mobile marketing differs from other types. Lead generation and email marketing, along with YouTube, other multi-media, and social media marketing are all discussed.
You’ll be taught how websites are marketed, what search engine optimization is, and how it’s used to get profitable results for companies. An understanding of how search engines work and how to rank high enough for a website to perform well is also on the curriculum.
Module 4 - Digital Marketing
Here are a few of the aspects you’ll cover:
- Trying website design and programming together
- Digital marketing: What is it?
- Mobile Marketing
- Using Analytics for Data
- Generating leads and marketing via email
- Using Social Media to spread the message
- YouTubers and marketing with video
- Determining a workable content management plan
- The full life cycle of the customer
- Understanding web analytics
- Creating a fully realized digital marketing plan for a website
- Performing better in search engines
Module 5 – Getting Ready to Go Live
In the fifth module, you’ll complete your training by learning to set up an appropriate website structure, choose a good domain name, test your site for bugs, how transfer files from your computer to the website, and the best way to update the website. Getting the website in Google for the first time is covered along with different ways to market a new website.
Here are a few of the aspects you’ll cover:
- Choosing and registering a domain name
- Deciding and executing a structure for the site
- Testing the site before going live
- Uploading files using FTP, SFTP, and other methods
- Updating the site with new or amended content
- Getting a new site noticed with Google
- Marketing a new site to drive early traffic to it
After Completion of The Web Designing Training
Once the course is completed, graduating students will have a solid foundational knowledge of how to create websites from the ground up or update existing sites. Designing responsive sites for use on any modern devices, large or small, along with creating media for distribution will be clearly understood.
Good practice for programming along with an appreciation of the various approaches to digital marketing round out the curriculum. The idea is to provide students with the ability not just to create or update modern websites, but also to understand the beginnings of how to market them.
While the topic of digital marketing is a course unto itself, having a basic understanding of the core principles and methods to market a website is useful for anyone working in this field.
We now cover the various career opportunities open to graduate students once they have acquired all the knowledge in the course. Our course intends to impart practical knowledge so you can develop the skill over time that is valuable in the job marketplace.
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
Employed as a Web Designer
Working for a company as a web designer creating new websites and updating existing websites for clients pays well.
There are sub-specializations in this field like working exclusively as a graphical designer producing logos, headers, and graphics. Alternatively, you can create animation or video clips.
For smaller companies, you’re likely to cover all aspects of web designing in a single role. For bigger companies, they are likely to specialize and so you can apply for positions that focus on an area you prefer or perform best.
Employed as a Programmer
As a programmer, you can create websites line by line, code plugins or work on the back-end of the site using databases.
In most cases, it’s best when you know as many languages and frameworks as possible to be adaptable.
This takes continuing education to keep up with language versions and learning new languages as they are released.
Create an SEO Agency
As an SEO agency, you will offer SEO packages to clients who need to rank higher in Google, Bing, and other search engines. The packages can be created internally or bought from third parties and sold to clients for a profit. The market for SEO services is highly competitive.
Create a Web Design Agency
Creating your web design agency, you’re finally your boss. You can work as a solopreneur pull in a virtual team or specialists or employ several people to do some of the work for you. Your role is to manage people who are producing eye-catching websites for clients and updating existing ones. Referrals are important because most clients don’t need more than one site developed for them.
There are many career opportunities for students who graduate from this course. It doesn’t matter whether you prefer to be an employee or want to create your own business, the curriculum is designed to be valuable to both types of students alike.
Once you have a complete grasp of the basics as well as some of the more advanced topics, you’ll be well prepared to launch a new IT career or embolden an existing one. A higher salary awaits students who often get employed off the back of their newly acquired knowledge that companies are eager to acquire.
Similarly, for business people, understanding technology makes it easier to employ others, know what jobs they’re doing for you, and to supervise them.