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UI Development online training in Hyderabad India

UI development, or User Interface development, refers to the process of designing and creating the visual elements of a software application that users interact with. It involves creating layouts, designing components, and implementing interactions to ensure a seamless and intuitive user experience. UI development encompasses various aspects, including graphic design, typography, color theory, and usability principles.

SNS Tech Academy offers comprehensive UI Development online training in Hyderabad, India, aimed at individuals eager to master the art of creating captivating user interfaces for software applications. The training program covers a wide array of UI development concepts, including HTML, CSS, JavaScript, responsive design, UI frameworks, and modern front-end development tools. Participants engage in hands-on projects, real-world case studies, and personalized mentoring sessions, gaining practical experience in building dynamic and visually appealing user interfaces. Whether aspiring web developers, UI designers, or IT professionals looking to enhance their skills, learners receive expert guidance and certification preparation to excel in today's competitive tech industry. SNS Tech Academy's UI Development online training equips individuals with the knowledge and expertise needed to create compelling user experiences that drive user engagement and business success.


UI Development Online Training course content :-


HTML
  • Introduction to HTML
  • Basic Tags
    • Adding Headings, Paragraphs and Breaks
    • Adding Lists
  • Links within a page
  • Link paths explained
  • Introduction to HTML
  • Adding Images
    • Adding an image to your page
    • Making an image into a link
  • Aligning text with images Adding the “alt” attribute to your image Creating
    • Links
    • Linking pages to each other
    • Adding E-Mail Links
  • HTML Frames
  • HTML Tables
  • Form Designing
  • Marquees
  • Search Engine Friendliness
    • Adding Titles
    • Adding META-Descriptions
    • Adding META-keywords
CSS
  • Introduction to css
  • What is css
  • Types of css
  • What is inline css
  • Discuss inline css
  • What is internal css
  • Discuss internal css
  • Discuss about properties
  • Types of selector
  • Difference b/w class selector and id selector
  • What is div
  • Template creation with divs
  • Difference b/w div and span
  • External css
JAVASCRIPT
  • Introduction JavaScript
  • What is JavaScript
  • What is statement
  • Types of statements
  • What is variable
  • Variable declaration
  • What is an operator
  • Types of operators
  • Discuss operators theoretically and practically
  • Conditional statements
  • Introduction to loops
  • For loop examples
  • While loop examples
  • Difference b/w while and dowhile loops
  • functions
    • Parameterized functions
    • Non-parameterized functions
    • Recursive functions
    • Difference b/w parameterized and non-parameterized functions
    • Math calculations using functions
    • Math calculations using functions and forms
  • Introduction to objects
  • What is property and method
  • String object
  • Math object
  • Navigator object
  • screen object
  • Date object
  • Array object
  • Introduction to HTMLDOM
  • Document object
  • Window object
  • Discuss dropdown menu practically
  • Discuss navigation menu practically
AJAX
  • Ajax
    • Introduction to Ajax
    • What is XMLHTTPRequest object?
    • Ajax properties
    • Ajax methods
    • Ajax event handler
BOOTSTRAP GRIDS
  • Bootstrap Grids
    • BS Grid System
    • BS Stacked/Horizontal
    • BS Grid Small
    • BS Grid Medium
    • BS Grid Large
    • BS Grid Examples
  • Bootstrap Case
    • Case Container
    • Case Jumbotron
    • Case Button/Icon
    • Case Multicolumn
    • Case Menu
    • Case Navigation Bar
  • Bootstrap CSS
    • CSS Typography
    • CSS Buttons
    • CSS Forms
    • CSS Helpers
    • CSS Images
    • CSS Tables
  • Bootstrap Comps
    • Glyphicons
    • DropdownsNavs
JQUERY
  • Introduction of jquery
    • Introduction
    • features of jquery
    • syntax of jquery
    • how to write jquery program
  • Features of Jquery
    • jquery selectors
    • Introduction
    • Discussing about jquery selectors
    • Introduction to Jquery filters
    • Discussing about all jquery filters theoretically and practically
    • jquery selector manipulation
    • Attribute manipulation
    • css manipulation
    • Discussing about css()
    • Discussing about all css methods
    • jquery functions and events
    • Helper functions
    • Bind()
    • Unbind()
    • jquery effects and animations
    • Discussing about effects
    • Discussing about animations
    • htmldom traversal
    • Inserting content(all methods)
    • Jquery rotator with program explanation
    • Jqueryui
    • Introduction
    • Interactions
    • Widgets
    • Effects
    • Utilities
    • Jquery rotator with simple code
    • Jquery rotator without code
    • Simple Jquery slider
    • Jquerysliderhorizental
    • Jqueryslidevertical
    • Jquery slider with pager
    • Jquery 3d slider
    • Jqueryshuffle
    • Jqueryzoom
    • Popupwindow
    • Cloudzoom
    • Jquery form validation
    • Jquery form validation using plugin
HTML 5 and CSS 3
  • About This Course
  • Prologue
    • Description
    • Rationale
    • Objectives
    • Entry Profile
    • Exit Profile
  • Conventions
  • Chapter 1 - Getting Started with HTML
  • Introducing HTML
  • Creating an HTML Web Page
    • Text Editor
    • Graphic Editor
    • Identifying the Basic Structure of an HTML Page
    • Exploring the HEAD Tag
    • Exploring the BODY Tag
  • Practice Questions
  • Summary
  • Chapter 2 - Enhancing Web Pages
  • Working with Styles
    • Identifying the Syntax of CSS
    • Identifying the Types of Style Sheets
    • Applying Multiple Style Sheets
    • Identifying CSS Selectors
    • Styling HTML Elements
    • Grouping and Nesting Styles
    • Controlling the Visibility of Elements
    • Positioning HTML Elements
  • Applying Transitions, Animations, and Transformations
    • Applying Transitions
    • Applying Animations
    • Applying Transformations
  • Practice Questions
  • Summary
  • Chapter 3 - Working with Tables and Frames
  • Creating Tables
    • Identifying the Basic Structure of a Table
    • Enhancing Tables
  • Accessing Multiple Web Pages Using Frames
    • Creating Web Pages Using Frames
    • Styling Frames
  • Practice Questions
  • Summary
  • Chapter 4 - Adding Interactivity to Web Pages
  • Understanding Scripting
    • Types of Scripting
    • Identifying the Benefits of JavaScript
  • Implementing JavaScript in Web Pages
    • Embedding a Script into a Web Page
    • Creating and Using an External File
    • Identifying Rules and Conventions Used in JavaScript
  • Using Variables, Operators, and Control Structures
    • Defining Variables
    • Using Operators
    • Using Conditional Constructs
    • Using Loop Constructs
    • Break and Continue Statements
  • Implementing Functions
    • Introducing Functions
    • Creating Functions
    • Accessing Functions
  • Practice Questions
  • Summary
  • Chapter 5 - Creating Dynamic Web Pages
  • Designing an HTML Form
    • Creating Forms
    • Exploring Form Elements
  • Manipulating the Components of a Web Page
    • Working with Browser Objects
    • Working with Form Objects
  • Practice Questions
  • Summary
  • Chapter 6 - Working with Graphics
  • Introducing Canvas
    • Creating a Canvas
    • Working with Color, Shapes, and Styles
    • Working with Path, Text, and Images
  • Transforming and Animating Canvas Elements
    • Transforming Canvas Elements
    • Animating Canvas Elements
  • Practice Questions
  • Summary
  • Solutions to Practice Questions

HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) is the standard markup language used to create the structure and content of web pages. It provides a set of tags and elements that define the layout, text, images, and multimedia elements of a web page.HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) is the standard markup language used to create the structure and content of web pages. It provides a set of tags and elements that define the layout, text, images, and multimedia elements of a web page.

Padding is the space between the content of an element and its border, while margin is the space outside the border of an element, which determines the distance between the element and other elements in the layout.

The box model in CSS describes the layout of elements on a web page as rectangular boxes, consisting of content, padding, border, and margin. The width and height of an element are calculated by adding together its content width and height, padding, border width, and margin.

Inline elements are displayed inline with surrounding content and do not start on a new line, while block elements start on a new line and take up the full width available, forcing subsequent elements to appear on new lines.

Responsive web design is an approach to web design that ensures web pages render well on a variety of devices and screen sizes. It uses flexible grids, responsive images, and CSS media queries to adjust the layout and content of web pages based on the device's screen size and orientation.

CSS preprocessors such as Sass and Less are scripting languages that extend CSS with features like variables, mixins, and nesting. They are used to simplify and streamline the process of writing and managing CSS code, making it more modular, reusable, and maintainable.

Semantic HTML refers to using HTML elements that convey meaning and structure to both the browser and the developer. It improves accessibility, search engine optimization (SEO), and maintainability by providing context and clarity to the content of a web page.

Some best practices for optimizing website performance include minimizing HTTP requests, using CSS sprites, optimizing images and multimedia content, minifying and compressing files, leveraging browser caching, and using content delivery networks (CDNs).

JavaScript is a programming language used to add interactivity and dynamic behavior to web pages. It is used in UI development to handle user interactions, manipulate the DOM (Document Object Model), validate forms, create animations, and fetch data from servers asynchronously.

Ensuring cross-browser compatibility involves testing web pages in different browsers and browser versions to ensure consistent rendering and functionality. Techniques for achieving cross-browser compatibility include using CSS resets, feature detection, vendor prefixes, and polyfills, as well as testing and debugging in multiple browsers and emulators.