From Zero to Hero: A Practical Kanban Board Project Made with HTML/CSS

🚀 From zero to hero!

Part 1: A Practical Kanban Board Project with HTML/CSS - Web Development Roadmap for Non-Majors

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From basic concepts to practical projects - Curriculum that perfectly combines theory and practice
Kanban board applications used in practice developments
All about responsive web design - From mobile to desktop
Practical HTML/CSS technology used in business learning
A complete project that you can add directly to your portfolio
Step-by-step project approachConfigurations that can be easily followed with

📊 Learn web development with a “Kanban board” project

In this course, you will lay a solid foundation for web development by creating your own “kanban board” **, a project management tool widely used in practice, from beginning to end.

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Through this project, you'll learn:

Intuitive Kanban UI design and implementation
Implement column layouts for to-do cards and boards
HTML/CSS structure design for drag and drop
Fully responsive web design
Mastering CSS grids and flexboxes
Animation and transition effects
Implementing modal windows and dialogs
Web accessibility and SEO optimization

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📆 Course information

Total lecture time: 8 hours
Difficulty: Introduction
updating: Regular content updates
Special bonuses: A package of design assets, a collection of code snippets

💬 Student reviews

“It was great to learn how to apply HTML/CSS, which I only knew theory, to real projects. The responsive design part was particularly helpful!” - Park Hyun-bin

“The quality of the Kanban board project is so high that I can immediately add it to my portfolio. The instructor's explanation was also very easy to understand.” - Shim Eun-byul

“I'm a non-major starting web development for the first time, and it was great to be able to follow along step by step. Now I want to take React lessons too!” - Hey Choo Ye

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Part 2: Creating a Kanban board with React

Converting HTML/CSS versions of Kanban boards to React
Learn component-based architectures
State management and data flow
Using React hooks
Implement drag-and-drop functionality
API integration and asynchronous processing

Part 3: Creating a Kanban board with Next.js

Server-side rendering and static site creation
Implementing an API route
Database integration
Implement user authentication
Deploy and optimize

We offer discounts on parts 2 and 3 for those who have taken part 1!

❓ Frequently asked questions

Q: Can I listen to it without any programming experience? A: Yes! We'll start with an explanation for complete beginners. Anyone who knows basic computer usage can follow along.

Q: Is there a limit on how long a course can be taken? A: Lifetime access is available. Once you buy it, you can learn over and over again at any time.

Q: Do I need any software? A: All you need is VS Code, a free code editor, and a web browser (Chrome recommended). All tools are free

🎓 Instructor introduction

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Hello, Kim Dae-jungThis is it.

I have worked as a developer in the industry for 3 and a half years, and now I have been producing development-related courses for 4 years at an education company. I'm particularly interested in coding education for non-majors, and I like to easily explain complex concepts.

I hope that through this course, you can enjoy web development and gain skills that can be directly used in practice.

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✅ 8 detailed lessons

✅ Lab materials and source code

✅ Lecture support materials (PDF, checklist)

✅ Question answer support

✅ Lifetime access

From zero to hero! Part 1: A practical Kanban board project made with HTML/CSS

From zero to hero! Part 1: A practical Kanban board project made with HTML/CSS