Where is the border between frontend and backend web development? Yeah, exactly. It is becoming increasingly common for developers to work in both areas, yet only have the skillset for one. This often results in relying on third party frameworks or components like Bootstrap to pull a layout together, further weighing down the application with unnecessary code libraries and resulting technical debt.

This hands-on workshop covers modern front end fundamentals, enabling you to create a layout and components without the need for any third party code. You learn core accessibility concepts to make your project more accessible without having to write complex code, take shortcuts or deal with browser specific implementations.

Topics
Building Layouts
Semantic HTML
Modern CSS
Accessibility Testing
Visual Regression Testing
End to End Testing
Performance Testing
Who Should Attend
This workshop is aimed at anyone who works with front end code on a semi-regular basis and would like to brush up on the fundamental concepts.

Pre-requisites
Some experience with front end code desirable, a basic understanding of HTML and CSS.

Computer Setup
Code editor
Node (at least v12)
Git