Practical Tutorial on Web Front-End Development: HTML5+CSS3+JavaScript (Micro-Lecture Edition)

Name: Practical Tutorial on Web Front-End Development: HTML5+CSS3+JavaScript (Micro-Lecture Edition)
ISBN: 9787115466648

蜗牛学院 / 邓强Posts & Telecom Press · ChinaAug 2021

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Word count: 100K words
Chapters: 53
ISBN: 9787115466648

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Summary

This book is divided into 11 chapters. Chapters 1–2 focus on the use of HTML tags and attributes, with two hands-on projects to help readers better grasp the concepts. Chapters 3–6 cover CSS, introducing four project case studies and explaining development approaches to analyze how each concept is applied, with complete code provided. Chapters 7–11 cover JavaScript programming, including JavaScript basics, the use of built-in objects, JavaScript operations on the DOM and BOM, and how to respond to mouse and keyboard input, with extensive example code and five project case studies to help readers deeply understand the principles and applications of program design.

The book uses only native JavaScript to implement common web page features without relying on any third-party frameworks, in the hope of helping readers understand how web page functionality works from first principles and build a solid foundation.

Editor's review

Web Front-End Development in Practice: HTML5+CSS3+JavaScript (Micro-Lesson Edition), compiled by Snail Academy and published by Posts & Telecom Press, is a practical introductory textbook for beginners in web front-end development. Closely following the current web front-end technology stack, the book systematically explains the three core technologies of HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript. Its distinctive feature is breaking theoretical knowledge into a large number of actionable micro-lesson cases, lowering the learning barrier through a “learn by doing, do by learning” approach. In terms of content organization, the book follows a progressive principle from easy to difficult, from basic web page structure building to complex interactive effect implementation, covering the essential skill points of a front-end engineer. The explanations of HTML5’s new semantic tags, CSS3 Flexbox layout, responsive design, and JavaScript ES6+ features reflect timely attention to industry technology trends. As a “micro-lesson edition” textbook, its accompanying video learning resources help readers more intuitively understand the coding process and debugging techniques, making it especially suitable for visual learners. It should be noted, however, that the book is positioned more toward building a solid foundation and cultivating standardized coding habits; readers seeking deep application of cutting-edge frameworks (such as React or Vue) may need to supplement with more specialized learning materials afterward. Overall, this is a reliable introductory guide with a clear structure, a focus on practice, and close integration with online learning models, helping readers build a solid foundation in front-end development basics.

Who it's for

A good fit for

Complete beginners with zero background in web front-end development who want a systematic introduction
Computer-related majors at schools who need a supporting textbook combining theory and practice
Career changers from other fields who want to move into web front-end development
Visual learners who prefer mastering skills through video demonstrations and step-by-step cases

Not a good fit for

Developers who already have a solid command of HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript basics and want to study specific frameworks or advanced topics in depth
Readers seeking to quickly master a single popular framework (such as Vue or React) in order to immediately apply it to project development

Reading tips

Study strictly in the order of the book’s chapters, building a foundation in HTML and CSS before moving on to JavaScript; do not skip ahead.
Make full use of the “micro-lesson” feature: for every case in the book, be sure to implement it yourself in a code editor and try changing parameters to observe different effects.
After completing each major module (such as CSS3 animation or DOM operations), try to design and build a small static page independently to consolidate what you have learned.

About the publisher

Posts & Telecom Press China · Founded in 1953

Posts & Telecom Press is known for its strengths in science and technology, computing, and information and communications titles, and has extended its publishing into photography, art, software learning, and inspirational growth, giving it a fairly diverse range. Its catalog includes computing and communications works such as Refactoring and Patterns (Revised Edition) and Huawei Switch Learning Guide (Second Edition), alongside bilingual collector's editions such as The Little Prince (Chinese-English-French illustrated collector's edition), The Great Gatsby, and Three Days to See. Beijing Ten Years: 1980-1990 and Ghost Blade: WLOP Personal Illustration Collection reflect its presence in photography and art. Its authors include Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, Helen Keller, Joshua Kerievsky, Wang Da, Zhang Zhaozeng, and WLOP.

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内容提要
前言
第1章 HTML核心基础
1.1 了解Web系统
1.2 HTML开发基础
1.3 HTML常用标签
第2章 HTML项目实战
2.1 在线计算器
2.2 蜗牛学院官网
第3章 CSS核心基础
3.1 CSS基础
3.2 CSS选择器
3.3 CSS元素样式
第4章盒模型
4.1 盒模型基础知识
4.2 盒模型浮动
4.3 盒模型内容
4.4 盒模型嵌套
4.5 盒模型定位
第5章布局项目实战
5.1 九宫格布局
5.2 在线计算器布局
5.3 蜗牛学院官网布局
第6章 CSS高级应用
6.1 动画效果
6.2 响应式布局
6.3 项目实战
第7章 JavaScript程序设计
7.1 语法基础
7.2 基础编程练习
7.3 数组
7.4 函数
7.5 字符串
第8章文档对象模型
8.1 Document对象
8.2 查找DOM元素
8.3 操作DOM元素
第9章 JavaScript对象
9.1 Window对象
9.2 异常处理机制
9.3 正则表达式
第10章事件处理
10.1 鼠标事件
10.2 键盘事件
10.3 表单事件
10.4 多媒体事件
第11章 JavaScript项目实战
11.1 随机飘雪
11.2 在线计算器
11.3 在线时钟
11.4 倒计时程序
11.5 图片轮播

FAQ

Does this book require readers to have a programming background?

This book is positioned as a zero-foundation introductory tutorial and requires no prior programming or front-end background. It starts from the most basic web page concepts and HTML tags, making it very suitable for beginners. Readers with a little computer literacy will find it easier, but that is not required.

What exactly are the “micro-lessons” in the book? Do they require extra payment?

“Micro-lessons” generally refer to short, focused video explanations or operation demonstrations that accompany the book’s content. According to the publication information, these resources are part of the book and are generally accessible through channels provided by the publisher or instructions included with the book; there is usually no additional charge for the content itself.

Can the knowledge in this book handle actual front-end development work today?

The book fully covers the foundations and core applications of the three major technologies of modern web front-end development (HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript), which are the cornerstone of any front-end work. After completing this book, readers will be able to independently develop standard responsive static websites and implement basic interactions. To handle complex modern web application development, however, readers will also need to learn more advanced engineering knowledge such as version control, front-end frameworks (React/Vue, etc.), and build tools on top of this foundation.

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蜗牛学院 Author

Woniuxueyuan ("Snail Academy") is a writing team that appears under a collective byline. Publicly available information about it is limited: no reliable records confirm its specific members, founding date, or location. Judging from the only work held in the collection, Web Front-End Development in Practice: HTML5 + CSS3 + JavaScript (Micro-Lesson Edition), the team's writing focuses on the field of web front-end development. The book covers the three core technologies of HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript, and is issued in a "micro-lesson edition" accompanied by digital teaching resources. It is classified under general computer science and addresses readers who wish to learn front-end development fundamentals and practice systematically, emphasizing the connection between language knowledge and actual page development. Because verifiable public information is scarce, this profile does not speculate about the team's writing philosophy, other publications, or institutional background; readers may learn more from the book's chapter structure and supplementary resources.

邓强 Author

Deng Qiang is an author about whom little public information is available. He is currently known only for one work, Web Front-End Development in Practice: HTML5 + CSS3 + JavaScript (Micro-Lecture Edition), which falls under the general category of computer science. Judging from the title, the book is an introductory, practice-oriented tutorial on web front-end development, covering the three core technologies of HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript, presented in a micro-lecture format for readers who want to learn front-end fundamentals systematically and gain hands-on experience. By treating markup, styling, and scripting within a single tutorial framework, the book reflects a writing approach that emphasizes both completeness of knowledge and practical operation. Since no reliable records of the author's personal history, identity, or academic background are available, no speculation is made here; the introduction is limited to an objective account of the work's subject matter and style for readers' reference.