You've created a web page with HTML and CSS, but aren't sure how to implement click-and-move features?

For learners new to JavaScript, this class provides a step-by-step guide from basic syntax to implementing actual web features. After learning variables, functions, arrays, objects, conditionals, and loops, you can directly control elements of a web page using DOM and events.

It doesn't end with learning grammar. Complete frequently used features on real websites, such as tab menus, accordions, lightboxes, and back to top animations, one by one.

I implemented a “Don't see today for a day” function using cookies, and also experienced how to connect Kakao, Naver, and Google Maps APIs to a web page.

By following a total of 5 chapters and 37 lessons, you can understand the working principles of JavaScript and develop the ability to design and implement the necessary functions yourself.

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1. JavaScript basic syntax

Learn variables, operators, functions, objects, arrays, conditionals, and loops, and understand the flow of code execution.

Recommended image: Variable/array/function example code screen

2. Controlling web pages using DOM and events

Learn how to select HTML elements, change content, and handle click, input, and form events.

Recommended image: A comparison image where the screen changes before and after clicking a button

3. Realistic interactive UI implementation

It directly implements the tab menu, accordion, lightbox, and back to top animation.

Featured image: A completed tab menu or lightbox launch screen

4. Using cookies and external map APIs

The user's choice is saved in a cookie and Kakao, Naver, and Google Maps are linked to a web page.

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New to coding? An interactive web made with JavaScript

New to coding? An interactive web made with JavaScript