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Front-end Web Development
Build the part of a website people see and use, from a blank file to a live link. Front-end development is building everything a visitor sees and touches in a browser: the pages, the layout, the buttons and what happens when you click them. You learn how pages are structured, styled and made interactive.
In plain words
If a website were a shop, the front-end is everything a customer sees: the sign, the shelves, the counter. A front-end developer builds that.
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Every website you visit is made of code that tells the browser what to show and what to do when you tap or click. Front-end developers write that code.
You begin with the building blocks of a page, then learn to style it so it looks good on phones and laptops, and make it respond to the person using it. You work from an empty file towards a live link you can send to anyone. No previous coding is needed.
Where this skill is used
- Tech companies and agencies
- Businesses, schools and organisations that need websites
- Freelance work for clients anywhere
Still not clear?
What you’ll cover
What the programme covers
The main areas Front-end Web Development takes you through, from the first class to your final project. The week-by-week outline for the next cohort is shared when you enrol or enquire.
- How the web and browsers work
- Structuring pages with HTML
- Styling and layout with CSS
- Responsive design for phones and desktops
- Interactivity and programming logic with JavaScript
- Working with data from online services
- Publishing a site and keeping it running
Is it for you?
This might suit you if…
- You want to make things other people can see and use straight away
- You care about how things look and feel
- You enjoy building, breaking and fixing
What you need
- Your own laptop. Power and internet are provided at the hub.
How you’ll learn
The Haut Hub way
- Learn the concept
- Practise the skill
- Build a project
- Get feedback and guidance
What you get
- Hands-on, practical learning
- Access to experienced mentors
- A flexible schedule
- Internship opportunities
- A supportive tech community
- A certificate of completion
As a physical student you have access to power supply, high-speed internet and a conducive environment to learn.
We describe what you can learn. We don’t promise jobs or guaranteed outcomes: what you get from the course depends on the work you put in.
Before you enrol
Can’t find what you need? Talk to the team and we’ll answer directly.
How do I enrol?
Tell us which programme you're interested in through the Get Started form, or message us on WhatsApp. The team will reply with the current intake details and walk you through the next steps.
Who can apply?
Our programmes are built for young people who want practical digital skills, and many courses start from the basics. Requirements can differ from course to course, so tell us where you're starting from and we'll point you to the right one.
How long do the courses run?
Between one and five months, depending on the course. Intro to Computer and AI Content Creation run 1–2 months, most courses run 2–4 months, and Mobile App Development runs 4–5 months. Each week has 2 class days and 1 project day. The full list is on the Tech Academy page.
Are classes physical or virtual?
Both. Every course can be taken physically at the hub in Epe or virtually. Physical students have access to power supply, high-speed internet and a conducive environment to learn. Virtual classes cost less.
How much are the fees, and can I pay in parts?
Physical classes cost ₦50,000 to ₦250,000 and virtual classes ₦35,000 to ₦150,000, depending on the course. You don't have to pay in full: a 50% commitment fee secures your slot, and we offer a flexible plan for the balance. See every course's fee on the Tech Academy page.
Do I need my own laptop?
Yes, please come with your own laptop. Power and internet are provided at the hub.
Ready to start Front-end Web Development?
Reserve your slot with a 50% commitment fee, or talk to the team first if you still have questions.