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Frontend Path

Frontend path overview

An overview of the Front-End Developer path, modules, and portfolio projects.

Last updated 2026-07-18

The Front-End Developer path is for people who want to specialize in user interfaces. You will learn how to turn designs into fast, accessible, and responsive web pages.

Core skills

  • HTML and CSS: semantic markup, flexbox, grid, animations, and responsive breakpoints.
  • JavaScript: DOM manipulation, events, fetch, async/await, and modern syntax.
  • React: components, props, state, hooks, and routing.
  • Accessibility and performance: keyboard navigation, screen readers, image optimization, and Core Web Vitals basics.

Projects you will build

Projects in this path include a personal portfolio page, an interactive dashboard, and a small React application. These projects are designed to be shared publicly on GitHub.

Path length

The Front-End path is roughly 25 hours. It is the fastest path to a portfolio-ready project, making it popular for career changers.

Getting help

If you get stuck on a layout or React concept, ask in the Community Forum or read the Code Editor guide.

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