6-Month Web Development Training Roadmap

Summary

Welcome to the 6-Month Web Development Training Roadmap! This comprehensive guide is designed to take you from a beginner to a confident web developer in just 6 months. The roadmap is structured into months and provides a clear plan for your learning journey.

Table of Contents

1. Month 1
2. Month 2
3. Month 3
4. Month 4
5. Month 5
6. Month 6
7. Web Development Jobs
8. Tips for building a resume
9. Tips for Improving IT Skills
10. How to Contribute
11. Resources

Month 1

Week	Goals	Tasks	Resources
1-2	Introduction to Web Development	- Set up GitHub account - Create LinkedIn profile	- GitHub Guide - LinkedIn Profile Tips - Follow me on GitHub (jundelmalazarte) for future collaboration opportunities - Join our vibrant and supportive Discord community with over 10 members
3-4	HTML Basics	- Learn about HTML syntax - Build a personal portfolio webpage	- HTML Introduction - MDN Web Docs
5-6	CSS Fundamentals	- Understand CSS properties and styling techniques - Style your portfolio page	- CSS Basics - MDN Web Docs

Project Ideas:

1. Personal Portfolio Website

   • Use HTML and CSS to create a portfolio showcasing your projects.
   • Include sections for skills, experience, and contact information.

2. Blog Website

   • Build a blog site using HTML and CSS.
   • Create multiple blog posts with images and formatted text.

Month 2

Week	Goals	Tasks	Resources
1-2	Intermediate CSS	- Learn about layout and positioning - Create a responsive blog page	- CSS Layout - MDN Web Docs - Responsive Web Design Fundamentals - Google Developers
3-4	Introduction to JavaScript	- Understand JavaScript fundamentals - Build a simple interactive quiz	- JavaScript Basics - MDN Web Docs - JavaScript Interactive Tutorial - freeCodeCamp
5-6	DOM Manipulation and Events	- Practice modifying web pages using JavaScript - Create a dynamic to-do list application	- Introduction to the DOM - MDN Web Docs - Introduction to events - MDN Web Docs - Dynamic Web Pages with JavaScript - freeCodeCamp

Project Ideas:

1. Responsive Blog Website

   • Use CSS grid and flexbox for responsive layout.
   • Write and display blog posts with featured images.

2. To-Do List App

   • Create an interactive to-do list using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
   • Add features like task marking and deletion.

Month 3

Week	Goals	Tasks	Resources
1-2	Deep Dive into JavaScript	- Learn about ES6 features - Build an interactive weather app	- ES6 JavaScript Features - Wes Bos - Weather App Tutorial - Traversy Media
3-4	Introduction to Frontend Frameworks	- Explore React, Angular, and Vue.js - Choose a framework for your next projects	- React Documentation - Angular Getting Started Guide - Vue.js Guide
5-6	Building Projects with a Frontend Framework	- Build a personal blog using your chosen framework - Create a portfolio showcasing your projects	- React Blog Tutorial: Building a Blog with React - freeCodeCamp - Angular Blog Tutorial: Angular Blog Tutorial - Angular University
			- Vue.js Blog Tutorial: Vue.js Blog with Authentication - The Net Ninja

Project Ideas:

1. Weather App

   • Build a weather app that fetches data from an API.
   • Use JavaScript to display weather conditions and forecasts.

2. Personal Blog with a Framework

   • Create a personal blog using React, Angular, or Vue.js.
   • Explore component-based architecture and routing.

3. Portfolio Website using a Framework

   • Revamp your portfolio site using a frontend framework.
   • Showcase projects and skills with dynamic components.

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Month 4

Week	Goals	Tasks	Resources
1-2	Introduction to Backend Development	- Explore backend languages like Node.js or Python - Set up a basic server	- Node.js Documentation - Python Official Documentation
3-4	Working with APIs and Databases	- Learn about RESTful APIs and SQL databases - Create a simple API-driven project	- REST API Concepts - MDN Web Docs - SQL Tutorial - W3Schools
5-6	Building Backend Services	- Develop a basic API using your chosen backend language - Connect to a database and perform CRUD operations	- Node.js API Building Tutorial - Traversy Media - Python Flask API Tutorial - Corey Schafer

Project Ideas:

1. RESTful API Project

   • Build a simple API that serves data to a frontend application.
   • Implement CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations.

2. To-Do List API

   • Create a backend API for managing a to-do list.
   • Connect it to a database for data storage.

Month 5

Week	Goals	Tasks	Resources
1-2	Version Control and Collaboration	- Learn advanced Git techniques - Collaborate on a project using Git	- Advanced Git Tutorials - Atlassian - GitHub Collaboration Guide
3-4	Deployment and Hosting	- Understand the deployment process - Deploy a project using Netlify or Heroku	- Netlify Deployment Guide - Heroku Getting Started Guide
5-6	Web Performance Optimization	- Learn about website performance optimization - Optimize a website for speed and efficiency	- Web Performance Basics - Google Developers

Project Ideas:

1. Personal Website Deployment

   • Deploy your portfolio website using Netlify or Heroku.
   • Set up a custom domain and HTTPS.

2. Performance-Optimized Site

   • Optimize the performance of a web page.
   • Implement techniques like image optimization and lazy loading.

Month 6

Week	Goals	Tasks	Resources
1-2	Resume Building and Interview Preparation	- Create a polished web developer resume - Practice common interview questions	- Web Developer Resume Tips - Indeed - Common Web Developer Interview Questions - Glassdoor - LeetCode Interview Practice - Web Developer - Web Developer Interview Questions - Intellipaat
3-4	Final Projects and Portfolio	- Work on 2-3 portfolio projects - Update your personal portfolio website	- Showcase your creativity and skills with unique projects
5-6	Continuous Learning and Beyond	- Explore advanced topics or specialized areas - Contribute to open-source projects	- Keep learning and growing as a developer

Final Projects:

1. E-Commerce Website

   • Build a full-fledged online store with product listings, shopping cart, and checkout functionality.
   • Implement user authentication and payment integration.

2. Social Media Platform

   • Create a platform where users can post, comment, and interact with each other.
   • Incorporate features like user profiles, likes, and real-time updates.

Congratulations! You've completed the 6-month web development training roadmap. Keep refining your skills, building new projects, and exploring new technologies to stay at the forefront of the ever-evolving web development landscape.

Web Development Jobs

Here are the average annual salaries for web development jobs in different markets (as of 2023):

Job Role	Average Annual Salary (PHP)	Average Annual Salary (USD)	Average Annual Salary (AUD)
Frontend Developer	₱500,000 - ₱800,000	₱2,400,000 - ₱3,840,000	₱2,940,000 - ₱4,704,000
Backend Developer	₱600,000 - ₱900,000	₱2,880,000 - ₱4,320,000	₱3,480,000 - ₱5,220,000
Full-Stack Developer	₱700,000 - ₱1,000,000	₱3,360,000 - ₱4,800,000	₱4,020,000 - ₱5,760,000
UI/UX Designer	₱450,000 - ₱750,000	₱2,160,000 - ₱3,600,000	₱2,610,000 - ₱4,350,000
Web Developer (General)	₱400,000 - ₱650,000	₱1,920,000 - ₱3,120,000	₱2,340,000 - ₱3,800,000

Please note that these salaries can vary based on factors such as location, experience, company size, and industry.

Resume Writing Guide

Introduction

Creating a professional and effective resume is crucial when applying for tech-related jobs. Your resume is often the first impression you make on potential employers, so it's essential to present your skills, experience, and qualifications in a clear and compelling way. This README file provides you with guidelines, tips, and a sample resume tailored for the tech industry.

Table of Contents

1. Getting Started
2. Resume Sections
3. Formatting Tips
4. Content Tips
5. Sample Tech Resume
6. Additional Resources

Getting Started

Before you begin, gather all the necessary information about your education, work experience, tech skills, and achievements. Having this information on hand will make the resume writing process smoother.

Resume Sections

A well-structured tech resume typically includes the following sections:

1. Contact Information

Include your full name, phone number, email address, and optionally your LinkedIn profile.

2. Summary or Objective

Write a concise statement that highlights your expertise, tech skills, and what you can bring to the tech industry.

3. Education

List your educational background, including tech-related degrees earned, institutions attended, graduation dates, and relevant honors.

4. Work Experience

Detail your relevant tech work history in reverse chronological order. Include your job title, company name, employment dates, and a bullet-point list of your tech responsibilities and accomplishments.

5. Tech Skills

Showcase your technical skills that are relevant to the tech job you're applying for. This can include programming languages, software, frameworks, and tools.

6. Projects

Highlight tech projects you've worked on, including personal projects, open-source contributions, and relevant team projects.

7. Certifications

List any tech certifications or training you've completed, such as programming certifications or cloud computing certifications.

8. Activities and Interests

Include tech-related hobbies or activities that demonstrate your passion for technology and innovation.

Formatting Tips

• Consistency: Maintain a consistent format for headings, bullet points, fonts, and spacing throughout your tech resume.

• Readability: Use a clean, professional font and keep the font size between 10 and 12 points for body text.

• Bullet Points: Use bullet points to highlight your tech responsibilities, achievements, and project details.

• Length: Aim for a one-page tech resume for less experienced candidates and a maximum of two pages for more experienced tech professionals.

• File Format: Save your tech resume as a PDF to ensure it retains its formatting across different devices.

Content Tips

• Tailor for the Tech Job: Customize your tech resume for each job application by emphasizing the tech skills and experiences most relevant to the specific tech role.

• Quantify Achievements: Use numbers and data to quantify your tech accomplishments whenever possible. This adds credibility to your skills.

• Action Words: Start bullet points with tech-related action verbs to make your responsibilities and accomplishments more impactful.

• Be Honest: Be truthful in your tech resume. Any false tech information can have serious consequences.

Sample Tech Resume

Here's a sample tech resume that you can use as a reference: Sample Tech Resume

Additional Resources

• Tech Resume Writing Tips by Dice
• GitHub's Guide to an Awesome GitHub Profile
• Coursera's Computer Science Courses

Remember, your tech resume should showcase your technical prowess and enthusiasm for the field. Regularly update it to reflect your latest projects and tech skills. Good luck with your tech job search!

Tips for Enhancing IT Skills

• Consistent Practice: Regularly practice coding, problem-solving, and hands-on projects to reinforce your skills.
• Project Development: Create personal projects to apply your newfound knowledge in practical scenarios.
• Collaboration: Engage in coding communities, forums, and open-source projects to learn from peers and collaborate.
• Networking: Attend tech meetups, conferences, and workshops to connect with industry professionals.
• Online Communities: Participate in tech discussions on platforms like Stack Overflow and Reddit.
• Stay Curious: Explore emerging technologies and trends to stay up-to-date in the ever-evolving IT landscape.
• Continuous Learning: Dedicate time to ongoing learning, even beyond the core curriculum.
• Company's Facebook Page: Follow our Icreatechs Facebook page for additional IT insights and updates.
• Collaboration on Discord: Join our Discord group with 17k members to code and collaborate together.
• Facebook Group Community: Be part of our Icreatechs Community Facebook group with 90k members to collectively enhance coding skills.

How to Contribute

We welcome contributions to improve and expand this IT Curriculum and Training Guide. Your contributions can help make this resource even more valuable for aspiring IT professionals. Here's a step-by-step guide on how you can contribute:

1. Fork the Repository:

   • Visit the IT Curriculum and Training Guide repository.
   • Click the "Fork" button located at the upper right corner of the page. This will clone the repository to your GitHub account.

2. Clone Your Fork:

   • Open a terminal on your computer.

   • Navigate to a directory where you want to store the project.

   • Clone your forked repository by running the following command:

     git clone https://github.com/jundel-malazarte/web-development-roadmap.git

3. Create a New Branch:

   • Move into the cloned repository's directory:

     cd web-development-roadmap

   • Create a new branch for your contributions. Choose a descriptive branch name that reflects the changes you'll make:

     git checkout -b add-new-resources

4. Make Your Contributions:

   • Open the README.md file in a text editor of your choice.
   • Make the necessary changes. You can add new resources, update existing content, or contribute in any way you feel would be valuable.

5. Commit and Push Your Changes:

   • Save the README.md file.

   • Add your changes to the staging area:

     git add README.md

   • Commit your changes with a clear and concise commit message:

     git commit -m "Add new resources for Web Development"

   • Push your changes to your forked repository on GitHub:

     git push origin add-new-resources

6. Create a Pull Request:

   • Visit your forked repository on GitHub.
   • Click the green "Compare & pull request" button.
   • Ensure the base repository is the original repository, and the base branch is main. The head repository and branch should be your fork and the branch you created.
   • Provide a descriptive title and detailed description for your pull request.
   • Click the "Create pull request" button.

7. Review and Collaborate:

   • Your pull request will be reviewed by the repository maintainers.
   • Be open to feedback and participate in any discussions or requested changes.

8. Your Contribution Is Merged:

   • Once your pull request is approved and any necessary changes are made, it will be merged into the main repository.
   • Congratulations! You've successfully contributed to the IT Curriculum and Training Guide. ](.)

Resources

• Online coding platforms (e.g., Codecademy, freeCodeCamp)
• Interactive tutorials and documentation for frameworks (e.g., React, Angular, Vue.js)
• Coding practice websites (e.g., LeetCode, HackerRank)
• YouTube tutorials and online courses
• Community forums for asking questions (e.g., Stack Overflow)
• Web development blogs and articles

Recommended YouTube Channels:

• SuperSimpleDev - Offers beginner-friendly web development tutorials.
• Traversy Media - Covers a wide range of web development topics.
• The Net Ninja - Provides in-depth tutorials on web technologies.

Remember, the roadmap is flexible. Adjust your pace based on your learning style and availability. Consistent practice, determination, and curiosity will be your greatest allies on this journey.