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HTML / HTML 5

  • HTML Stands for 
  • What is Markup Language
  • Editor
  • How to write a code
  • Doctype declaration 
  • <html> </html>
  • <head> </head>
  • <title> </title>
  • <body> </body>
  • <meta />
  • <h1> </h1>
  • <h2> </h2>
  • <h3> </h3>
  • <h4> </h4>
  • <h5> </h5>
  • <h6> </h6>
  • <p> </p>
  • <b> </b>
  • <tagname>
  • </tagname>
  • <img src=”img.jpg” alt=” “>
  • <html lang=”en-US”>
  • <p> </p>
  • <br/>
  • <hr/>
  • <pre> </pre>
  • <b> </b>
  • <strong>  </strong>
  • <i> </i>
  • <em> </em>
  • <mark> </mark>
  • <small> </small>
  • <del> </del>
  • <sub> </sub>
  • <sup> </sup>
  • <address> </address>
  • <cite> </cite>
  • <bdo dir=”rtl”></bdo>
  • <a></a>
  • <div> </div>
  • <!– Text  –>
  • <img src=”image”>
  • height and width
  • background-image
  • <table> </table>
  • <thead> </thead>
  • <tr> </tr>
  • <th> </th> 
  • <td> </td>
  • <tbody> </tbody>
  • <tfoot> </tfoot>

Order List

  • <ol> </ol>
  • <li> </li>

Unordered List

  • <ul> </ul>
  • <li> </li>

HTML Description list

  • <dl> </dl>
  • <dt> </dt>
  • <dd> </dd>
  • < Less than 
  • > Greater than
  • © 
  • ®
  • <form> </form>
  • <label> </label>
  • <input >
  • <select></select>
  • <fieldset> 
  • <legend>
  • <option></option>
  • <input type=”button”>
  • <input type=”checkbox”>
  • <input type=”color”>
  • <input type=”date”>
  • <input type=”datetime-local”>
  • <input type=”email”>
  • <input type=”file”>
  • <input type=”hidden”>
  • <input type=”image”>
  • <input type=”month”>
  • <input type=”number”>
  • <input type=”password”>
  • <input type=”radio”>
  • <input type=”range”>
  • <input type=”reset”>
  • <input type=”search”>
  • <input type=”submit”>
  • <input type=”tel”>
  • <input type=”text”>
  • <input type=”time”>
  • <input type=”url”>
  • <input type=”week”>
  • <video> </video>
  • <audio> </audio>

JavaScript

  • Building a passenger counter app
  • Setting up our JavaScript file
  • Write your first JavaScript variable
  • Basic mathematical operations
  • Reassigning and incrementing
  • Adding a button
  • The onclick event listener
  • Using functions to write less code
  • Write your first function
  • Write a function that logs the sum
  • Write a function that increments
  • Increment on clicks
  • Display the count
  • The Document Object Model
  • Display the count with innerText
  • Create the save button
  • What is a string?
  • Write your first string variable
  • Log a greeting to the console
  • Strings vs Numbers
  • Render a welcome message
  • Improve the message with string concatenation
  • Use plus equal for count
  • Create the save feature
  • Debugging online
  • Set the count to 0
  • Congrats & recap
  • Variables practice
  • Contatenate two strings in a function
  • Incrementing and decrementing
  • Strings and numbers
  • Rendering an error message
  • Calculator challenge
  • Let’s build a Blackjack game!
  • Add the firstCard, secondCard, and sum
  • If…else conditionals
  • Your first if…else statement
  • if/else…if/else statement
  • The if…else statement for our game
  • Add the hasBlackJack variable
  • Add the isAlive variable
  • Let’s practice boolean conditions
  • Add the message variable
  • Link to stylesheet
  • Add basic styling
  • Make the start button work
  • Display the message
  • Display the sum
  • Display the cards
  • New card button
  • Add to the sum when newCard is clicked
  • Rename the startGame function
  • Solving our cards problem with an array
  • Intro to arrays
  • Array indexes
  • Arrays with multiple data types
  • Adding and removing items from arrays
  • Creating the cards array
  • Push a new card to the array
  • Counting in JavaScript
  • Write your first loop
  • For loops and arrays
  • Write you first array-based for loop
  • For loops, arrays, and DOM
  • Use a loop to render cards
  • How can we avoid to hard-code card values?
  • Returning values in functions
  • Use a function to set the card values
  • Generating random numbers with Math.random()
  • Math.random() * 6
  • Flooring the number with Math.floor()
  • Using Math.random() and Math.floor() to create a dice
  • Completing our dice function
  • Make getRandomCard() work
  • Complete getRandomNumber function
  • Assign values in the startGame function
  • Our new card feature is broken
  • The logical AND operator
  • Write your first logical operator
  • The logical OR operator
  • Only trigger newCard() if you’re allowed to
  • Object sneak peek
  • Intro to objects
  • Create your first object
  • Use an object to store player data
  • Methods on object
  • Congrats & recap
  • Objects and functions
  • if else
  • Loops and arrays
  • push, pop, unshift, shift challenge
  • Logical operators
  • Rock papers scissors
  • Sorting fruits
  • Let’s build a Chrome Extension!
  • Add button and input tag
  • Style the button and input tag
  • Make the input button work with onclick
  • Refactor to addEventListener
  • Write your first addEventListener()
  • Your turn to refactor
  • Create the myLeads array and inputEl
  • When to use let and const
  • Push to the myLeads array
  • Push the value from the input field
  • Use a for loop to log out leads
  • Create the unordered list
  • Render the leads in the unordered list
  • How to render <li> elements with innerHTML
  • Write your first innerHTML
  • More innerHTML practice
  • Render the <li> elements with innerHTML
  • Use createElement() and append() instead of innerHTML
  • Improving the performance of our app
  • Create the render function
  • Clear the input field
  • Add the <a> tag
  • Template strings
  • Write your first template string
  • Make the template string even more dynamic
  • Template strings on multiple lines
  • Refactor the app to use a template string
  • Style the list
  • Preparing the deployment
  • Deploying the Chrome Extension
  • What is localStorage?
  • Your first localStorage
  • Storing arrays in localStorage
  • Save the leads to localStorage
  • Get the leads from localStorage
  • Truthy and falsy values
  • Guess the expression
  • Checking localStorage before rendering
  • Style the delete button
  • Make the delete button work
  • How function parameters can improve our code
  • Write your first function parameter
  • Functions with multiple parameters
  • Numbers as function parameters
  • Arguments vs Parameters
  • Arrays as parameters
  • Refactor renderLeads() to use a parameter
  • Create the tabBtn
  • Save the tab url
  • How to get the current tab?
  • Use the Chrome API to get the tab
  • Deploy the final version
  • Congrats & recap
  • let & const
  • Log out items in an array
  • save to localStorage
  • addEventListener and object in array
  • Generate sentence
  • Render images
  • Outro

JQuery

  • Introduction
  • Syntax
  • Selectors
  • Events
  • Hide/show
  • Fade
  • Slide
  • Animate
  • Stop()
  • callback
  • Chaining
  • Get
  • Set
  • add
  • Remove
  • CSS Classes
  • css()
  • Dimensions
  • Traversing
  • Anscestors
  • Descedants
  • Sibligs
  • Filtering

CSS / CSS3

  • CSS Stands for
  • What is CSS
  • How to write CSS
  • Where to write CSS
  • Syntax
  • Class selector
  • Id Selector
  • Universal / Global selector
  • element selector
  • attribute selector
  • descended selector
  • Child – selector
  • Even odd selector
  • element +
  • First child Selector
  • Last child selector 
  • active
  • ::after
  • ::before
  • :checked
  • :disabled
  • :empty
  • :enable
  • :first-letter
  • :first-line
  • :hover
  • :link
  • :marker
  • :not(selector)
  • ::placeholder
  • ::selection
  • :target
  • Inline css
  • Internal CSS
  • External CSS
  • Comments in CSS
  • Comments in CSS
  • Color name
  • Hexadecimal number
  • rgb color
  • Background color
  • Linear gradient color
  • Radial gradient 
  • background-image
  • background-attachment
  • background-shorthand
CSS Tutorials 
———————–
1) Introduction 
– CSS Stands for 
–  File Extension
– Why should use CSS
2) Syntax
– Declaration Example : h1 {color: red;}
3) Selectors
= CSS Selectors divided into 5 categories
A) Simple selector (select elements based on name, id, class)
B) Combinator Selectors
C) Pseudo-class Selector
D) Pseudo-element Selector
E) Attribute selector 
 
A) Element Selector / Simple Selector
– Element selector (h1, h2, h3…, p, b, i, etc)
– Id Selector (#)
– Class selector (.)
– Element with Class (p.className)
– More than One class (className className2)
– Universal / Global Selector (*)
–  Grouping Selector (h1, h2, p, b… etc)
 
B) Combinator Selectors
– Descendant Selectors (space)
– Child Selector (>)
– Adjacent sibling Selector (+)
– General Sibling selectro (~)
C) Pseudo class selectors
– selector:pseudo-class{ property: value; }
– a:link{ property: value; }
– a:hover{ property: value; }
– a:active{ property: value; }
 
D) Pseudo Element Selector 
– p::first-line
– ::first-letter
– p.className::first-letter { property: value; }
– h1::before{ content: ur(image.png); }
– h1::after{ content: url(image.png); }
– ::selection (select any content from webpage)
– ::marker (it will work in ul & ol)
All CSS pseudo classes
– :active
– :Checked
– :disabled
– :empty
– :enabled
– :first-child
– :first-of-type
– :last-child
– :last-of-type
– :focus
– :in-range
– :invalid
– :lang(language)
– :link
– :not(selector)
– :nth-child(n)
– ::nth-last-child(n)
– ::nth-last-of-type(n)
– ::nth-type-of(n)
– ::out-of-range
– ::read-only
– ::read-write
– ::required
– :: root
– :: target
– ::valid
– ::visited
 
E) Attribute Selectors [attribute]
– a[attribute]{  attr: value; }
– input[type=”text”] {color: #ff0000;}
– input[type=”button”] { width: 200px; }
 
4) Ways of writing CSS 
– Inline CSS
– Internal CSS
– External CSS
 
5) Comments
– /* Comments in CSS */
 
6) colors
– color : red, green, blue etc.
– color : #f00, #0f0, #00f
– color : #ff0000, #00ff00, #0000ff
– color : rgb(255, 255, 255)
– color : hsl(0, 100%, 50%)
 
7) Backgrounds
– background-color
– background-image
– background-repeat
– background-attachment
– background-position
– background (shorthand property)
 
– background-image: 
– Example : div{ background-image: url(image.png); }
– background-repeat
– background-position
– background-attachment
– background-size
– background-shorthand
 
8) Border
– dotted
– dashed
– solid
– double
– groove
– ridge
– inset
– outset
– none
– hidden
– border-width
– border-color
– border side
– border shorthand
– rounded border
 
9) Margins
– margin-top
– margin-right
– margin-bottom
– border-left
– shorthand property
– margin-collapse
 
10) Padding
– padding-top
– padding-right
– padding-bottom
– padding-left
– shorthand
 
11) Height / Width
– auto
– length
– %
– initial
– inherit
– min-height
– min-width
– max-height
– max-width
 
12) Box Model
– content
– padding
– border
– margin
 
13) Outline
– outline-style
– outline-color
– outline-width
– outline-offset
– outline 
 
14) Text
– text-color
– text-alignment
– text-decoration
– text-transform
– spacing
– shadow
 
15) Fonts
– Generic Font Families
– serif
– sans-serif
– Monospace
– Cursive
– Fantasy
– Web safe fonts
– Font style
– Font size
– Google Font
– Font pairing 
– Font Shorthand
 
16) icons
– glyphicon glyphicon-cloud
 
17) Links
– a:link
– a:visited
– a:hover
– a:active
 
18) Lists
– Unordered Lists
– Ordered List
– list-style-type
– list-style-image
– list-style-position
 
19) Tables
– Table border
– Table size 
– Table alignment
– Table Style
– Table Responsive
 
20) Display
– Block level element
– <div>
– <h1> …. <h6>
– <p>
– <form>
– <header>
– <footer>
– <section>
– Inline element
– <span>
– <a>
– <img>
 
21) Display
– display: none
– display: inline
– display: block
– visibility: hidden
 
22) Max-width
– max-width
– margin: auto
 
23) Position
– static
– relative
– fixed
– absolute
– sticky
 
24) Z-index
– z-index: 1;
 
25) Overflow
– overflow
– visible
– scroll
– auto
– overflow-x
– overflow-y
– box-sizing : border-box
 
26) Float
– Float
– left
– right
– none
– inherit
– clear 
 
27) Inline Block
– display : inline
– display : inline-block
– display : block
 
28) Align
– center align element 
– margin-auto
– Center Align Text
– Center an Image
– Left and Right Align – Using position
– Left and Right Align – Using float
– The clearfix Hack
– Center Vertically – Using padding
– Center Vertically – Using line-height
– Center Vertically – Using position & transform
– Center Vertically – Using Flexbox
 
29) Combinators
– descendant selector (space)
– child selector (>)
– adjacent sibling selector (+)
– general sibling selector (~)
 
30) Pseudo class
– :before
– :after
– :checked
 
31) Pseudo element
– selector::pseudo-element { property : value; }
– ::first-line
– p::first-letter 
 
32) Opacity 
– opacity: 0.1 … 1.0;
– Image opacity hover
 
33) Navigation Bar
– Vertical Navbar
– Horizontal Navbar
 
34) Dropdown
– dropdown = position : relative
– dropdown content = position : absolute
– Image dropdown
 
35) Image Gallery
– Images with captions
 
36) image Sprite
– images sprites
– Image Sprites – Create a Navigation List
37) Attr Selector
– Attribute selector 
 
38) Forms
– input[type=submit]
– input[type=text], select 
– input[type=submit]:hover
– input[type=number]
– input[type=password]
 
39) counters
– counter-reset
– counter-increment
– content
– counter()
– Nesting Counters
 
40) Website Layouts
– Header
– Navigation
– Left side bar
– Main body
– Right sidebar
– Footer
 
41) Unit
– px
– rem
– em
 
42) Specificity
– https://www.w3schools.com/css/css_specificity.asp
 
43) !important
44) Math Function
– The calc() Function
– The max() Function
– The min() Function
 
 
 
CSS3 / Advanced CSS
 
1) Border radius
– border-radius
– border-top-left-radius
– border-top-right-radius
– border-bottom-right-radius
– border-bottom-left-radius
 
2) Border Images
– border-image
– border-image-source
– border-image-slice
– border-image-width
– border-image-outset
– border-image-repeat
 
3) Background
– background-size
– background-origin
– background-clip
– background-repeat
 
4) Colors
– 
5) Color Keywords
– 
 
6) Gradients
– Linear Gradient
  – background-image: linear-gradient(direction, color, color,……)
– background-image: linear-gradient(red, yellow); 
– background-image: linear-gradient(to right, re, green);
– background-image: linear-gradient(to bottom right, red, green);
– background-image : linear-gradient(180deg, red, green, blue);
– background-image : repeating-linear-gradient(red, green 25%, blue 30%);
– Radial Gradients 
– background-color : radial-gradient( red, green, blue );
– background-image : radial-gradient( red 5%, green 20%, blue 50%);
– background-image : radial-gradient( circle, red, green, blue );
– background-image : repeating-radial-gradient( red, green 10%, blue 30% );
– conic gradient
– background-image : conic-gradient( red, green, blue, yellow );
– background-image : conic-gradient( red 45deg, green 90deg, blue 180deg );
– Create pie chart
– background-image: conic-gradient(red, green, blue, black, yellow);
– conic-gradient( red 0deg, red 90deg, green 90deg, green 180deg,  blue 280deg, blue 280deg, yellow 290deg);
– background-repeat
– repeating-conic-gradient( red 10%, green 20% );
– border-radius : 50%;
 
7) Shadow
– shadow-effect
– text-shadow : 2px 2px 2px #000000;
– text-shadow : 0 0 3px #ff0000, 0 0 5px #0000ff;
– box-shadow
 
8) Text Effects
– text-overflow
– word-wrap
– word-break
– writing-mode 
–  writing-mode: horizontal-tb; 
–  writing-mode: vertical-rl; 
– writing-mode: vertical-rl;
 
9) Web Fonts
– TTF (True Type Fonts)
– OTF (Open Font Format)
– WOFF (Web Open Font Format)
– WOFF 2.0 
– SVG 
 
10) 2D Transform 
– transform: translate( 50px, 100px );
– rotate(20deg);
– rotate(-20deg);
– scale( 2, 3);
– scale( 0.5, 0.5);
– scaleX(2);
– scaleY(3);
– skew(20deg, 10deg);
– skewX(20deg);
– skewY(45deg);
 
11) 3D Transform
– transform : rotateX(150deg);
– transform : rotateY(180deg);
– transform : rotateZ(240deg);
 
12) Transition
– CSS Transitions
– transition
– transition-delay
– transition-duration
– transition-property
– transition-timing-function
– Specify the Speed Curve of the Transition
– #div1 {transition-timing-function: linear;}
– #div2 {transition-timing-function: ease;}
– #div3 {transition-timing-function: ease-in;}
– #div4 {transition-timing-function: ease-out;}
– #div5 {transition-timing-function: ease-in-out;}
 
13) Animation
– @keyframes
– animation-name
– animation-duration
– animation-delay
– animation-iteration-count
– animation-direction
– animation-timing-function
– animation-fill-mode
– animation
– Animation Direction
– animation-direction: normal;
– reverse
– alternate
– alternate-reverse
– Animation speed curve
– ease
– linear
– ease-in
– ease-out
– ease-in-out
–  animation-fill-mode: forwards;
– animation-fill-mode: backwards;
– animation-fill-mode: both;
 
14) Tooltip
<div class=”tooltip”>Tooltip Example
  <span class=”tooltiptext”>Tooltip text</span>
</div>
 
15) Style images
– border-radius
– Responsive Image 
– max-width : 100% ; height: auto;
 
16) Images Reflection
–  -webkit-box-reflect: below;
–  -webkit-box-reflect: right;
–  -webkit-box-reflect: left;
–  -webkit-box-reflect: above;
 
17) Object-fit
– img {  width: 200px;   height: 300px;   object-fit: cover; }
– obeject-fit : contain;
– object-fit : fill;
– object-fit : none;
– object-fit : scale-down;
– object-fit : cover;
 
18) Object-position
– object-fit: cover;  object-position: 80% 100%;
 
19) Masking
– mask-image
– mask-repeat
 
20) Buttons
– Button
 
21) Pagination
– Pagination 
 
22) Multiple columns
– column-count
– column-gap
– column-rule-style
– column-rule-width
– column-rule-color
– column-rule
– column-span
– column-width
 
23) User Interface
– resize
– outline-offset
 
24) Variables
– var() Function
– Overriding Variables
– Variables and javascript
– Variable in media queries
 
25) Box sizing
– box-sizing : border-box;
 
26) Media Queries
– @media screen and (min-width: 480px) { }
 
27) MQ Examples
– @media screen and (max-width: 992px) { }
– @media screen and (max-width: 600px) { } 
 
28) Flexbox
– Before the Flexbox Layout module, there were four layout modes:
– Block, for sections in a webpage
– Inline, for text
– Table, for two-dimensional table data
– Positioned, for explicit position of an element
– flex-direction
– flex-wrap
– flex-flow
– justify-content
– align-items
– align-content
– Flex Items
– order
– flex-grow
– flex-shrink
– flex-basis
– flex
– align-self
– Flex Responsive
 
 
Responsive RWD
1) Introduction
– Intro
 
2) Viewport
– What is viewport
– <meta name=”viewport” content=”width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0″>
– width=device-width
– initial-scale=1.0
 
Grid in CSS
1) Introduction
– Grid layout
– Grid Elements
– Display Property
– Grid Rows
– Grid Gaps
– column-gap
– row-gap
– gap
– Grid Lines
2) Grid Container
– grid
– inline-grid
– grid-template-columns
– grid-template-rows
– grid-container
3) Grid Item
– grid-column
– grid-column-start
– grid-column-end
– grid-row
– grid-row-start
– grid-row-end

Bootstrap / Bootstrap 4

  • Bootstrap3 Vs Bootstrap4 Vs Bootstrap5
  • Responsive Design in Bootstrap
  • Container
  • Container Fluid
  • Container Fluid
  • Container border and color
  • Responsive Container
  • container-sm
  • container-md
  • container-lg
  • container-xl
  • col-
  • col-sm-
  • col-md-
  • col-lg-
  • col-lx-
  • .font-weight-bold
  • .font-weight-bolder
  • .font-italic
  • .font-weight-light
  • .font-weight-lighter
  • .font-weight-normal
  • .lead
  • .small
  • .text-left
  • .text-*-left
  • .text-break
  • .text-center
  • .text-*-center
  • .text-decoration-none
  • .text-right
  • .text-*-right
  • .text-justify
  • .text-monospace
  • .text-nowrap
  • .text-lowercase
  • .text-reset
  • .text-uppercase
  • .text-capitalize
  • .initialism
  • .list-unstyled
  • .list-inline
  • .pre-scrollable
  • .text-muted
  • .text-primary
  • .text-success
  • .text-info
  • .text-warning
  • .text-danger
  • .text-secondary
  • .text-white
  • .text-dark
  • .text-body
  • .text-light
  • .bg-primary
  • .bg-success
  • .bg-info
  • .bg-warning
  • .bg-danger
  • .bg-secondary
  • .bg-dark
  • .bg-light
  • .table
  • .table-striped
  • .table-bordered
  • .table-hover
  • .table-dark
  • .table-dark
  • .table-hover
  • .table-borderless
  • .table-primary
  • .table-success
  • .table-danger
  • .table-info
  • .table-warning
  • .table-active
  • .table-secondary
  • .table-light
  • .table-dark
  • .rounded
  • .rounde-circle
  • .rounded-thumbnail
  • .jumbotron
  • .jumbotron-fluid
  • .alert
  • .alert-info
  • .alert-warning
  • .alert-danger
  • .alert-primary
  • .alert-secondary
  • .alert-light
  • .alert-dark
  • .btn
  • .btn-primary
  • .btn-info
  • .btn-warning
  • .btn-danger
  • .btn-dark
  • .btn-light
  • .btn-link
  • .btn-outline-primary
  • btn-outline-secondary
  • btn-outline-success
  • btn-outline-info
  • btn-outline-warning
  • btn-outline-danger
  • btn-outline-dark
  •  btn-outline-light
  • btn-lg
  • btn-sm
  • .btn-block
  • disabled

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You will learn how java, HTML,  WordPress is used to create websites. All how to use and when to use the CSS coding and the best practices of it. Access will be given to paid tools.  

You will be working on the free server provided by us templates and images will be shared with you for creating a professional website under the guidance of experts. 

The Course duration is 60 days and in these days you will be ready as a professional web designer. Enroll your seat today with one of the best Web Designing Training Institute In Hyderabad Training Medal. 

We training medal are into online and offline Web Designing Training Institute In Hyderabad. Are you interested in learning web designing? Do you want to build a career in one of the most in-demand fields in today’s digital age? If so, then you should consider enrolling in a web designing training institute in Hyderabad.

A web designing training institute in Hyderabad can provide you with the skills and knowledge you need to create beautiful and functional websites that meet the needs of today’s businesses and organizations.

Whether you are a beginner or an experienced web designer, a training institute can help you take your skills to the next level and achieve your career goals.

At a web designing training institute in Hyderabad, you will learn a wide range of skills, including HTML, CSS, JavaScript, graphic design, and more. 

You will also learn how to use popular web design tools and frameworks, such as Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, and WordPress.

With hands-on training and practical projects, you will develop the skills you need to create responsive, user-friendly, and visually appealing websites that meet the needs of modern businesses.

In addition to technical skills, a web designing training institute in Hyderabad can also provide you with valuable career support and guidance.

You will have the opportunity to network with industry professionals, connect with potential employers, and learn about the latest trends and technologies in the field. 

This can help you build a successful career in web designing and achieve your professional goals.

Overall, a web designing training institute in Hyderabad is an excellent investment in your future. 

Whether you are looking to start a new career or advance your existing skills, a training institute can provide you with the knowledge, skills, and support you need to succeed in today’s competitive job market. 

So why wait? Enroll in a web designing training institute in Hyderabad today and start your journey towards a successful and rewarding career in web designing.

Description of the Course

At Training Medal, a premier Web Designing Training Institute in Hyderabad, we offer comprehensive courses both online and offline. Our curriculum is meticulously designed to cover essential web design skills, including HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and modern frameworks. Our expert trainers, with extensive industry experience, provide hands-on training through real-world projects, ensuring practical learning.

Whether you choose our flexible online sessions or engaging offline classes, you will gain a deep understanding of web design principles and tools. Upon completion, you will receive a recognized certification that enhances your career prospects. At Training Medal, we are dedicated to equipping you with the skills needed to excel in the dynamic field of web design.

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Online Training

Explore our comprehensive online training programs for personalized learning experiences and skill enhancement from anywhere, at any time.

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Offline Training

Unlock hands-on learning experiences with our offline training sessions, designed to enhance skills and knowledge in a dynamic classroom environment.

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Corporate Training

Elevate your team's performance with our tailored corporate training solutions, fostering growth, collaboration, and success within your organization.

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One To One Training

Experience personalized guidance and accelerated learning with our one-on-one training sessions, tailored to your goals, schedule, and learning pace.

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Learn From Industry Experts

Real Time Projects

Practical Assignments

100% Placement Assistance

Certification On Completion

One On One Mentorship

Why Should We Learn Web Designing In Training Medal

There are many reasons why you should consider learning web designing. Here are some of the key benefits of learning web designing:
Overall, learning web designing is a great investment in your career and personal growth. Whether you are looking to start a new career, improve your existing skills, or simply express your creativity, web designing offers a wide range of benefits that are well worth exploring.
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Jobs - Web Designing Training Institute In Hyderabad

Web Designer

Design and create engaging websites with a focus on aesthetics and functionality.

UI/UX Designer

Craft intuitive user interfaces and enhance user experience for seamless interactions.

Front-End Developer

Develop and implement visual elements using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

Web Developer

Build and maintain dynamic websites and applications, ensuring optimal performance.

Graphic Designer

Create visual content and graphics for web projects and marketing materials.

Digital Marketing Specialist

Use web design skills to develop effective online marketing strategies.

Content Manager

Oversee, update, and manage website content to ensure relevance and accuracy.

SEO Specialist

Optimize website design and content for better search engine rankings and visibility.

Freelance Web Designer

Provide independent web design services to clients on a project basis.

E-Commerce Specialist

Design and manage online store interfaces, enhancing user experience and functionality.

Testimonials

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Susmitha Singh
WordPress Training
I would like to thank Shaharukh sir for helping me learn Web designing. He is friendly and professional and has helped me to learn all modules of web designing.
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Tariq Masood
WordPress Training
I highly recommend this course for the digital marketing course in Hyderabad. Shaharukh sir is very well versed with the topics and he helped me clarify all doubts.
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Mohit Chauhan
WordPress Training
I have attended various other institutes in Hyderabad for digital marketing but this institute is the best for digital marketing. They are meticulously organized and the trainers are having good knowledge of the Digital Marketing field.
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Manjeera kumari
WordPress Training
The mock interviews sessions conducted by the training medal institute have helped me getting placed in a reputed firm. I was afraid to attend an interview as I have switched my career from sales to marketing but the with help of trainers it was easy to acquire job in Digital Marketing.

FAQ’s

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Contact on +91 9175587581 or mail us at trainingmedal@gmail.com

Our trainers have industry experience of more than 3+  years to deliver the best quality training to our students.

Our batch timings start from 8 am – 9 pm usually but in case we can arrange a new batch with the required time. If you are still confused you  can confirm the details of batches and book demo class  on the details given  call at +91 9175587581 or mail us at trainingmedal@gmail.com

The actual course fee is Rs.30,000 but we are offering a 50% discount for a limited period so after the discount it is Rs 15,000 for the WordPress Online training.

You can watch the recorded videos of sessions conducted in Web designing training through the LMS system access provided by management. Or you can wait for some days for the same topic to be taught by the same trainer in another batch.

This is a  4 weeks course, Classes are conducted from Monday to Friday at flexible hours and the session duration is 1-2 hours depending upon the module.

You can pay us PayTm,Net banking, Google Pay.

Softcopy is provided for the course of Web designing Training to you by google drive.

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