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Front-End & UI/UX Development — React, Next.js & Design Systems

A complete, current front-end and UI/UX program covering modern JavaScript/TypeScript, React 19, Next.js (App Router, SSR/SSG/ISR, Server Components), Tailwind CSS and shadcn/ui, UI/UX fundamentals (usability heuristics, Figma-to-code, design systems, responsive design), accessibility (WCAG 2.2) and Core Web Vitals as first-class engineering skills, component and end-to-end testing with Playwright and Storybook, and an AI-assisted front-end workflow (Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, v0) with the same "review AI output like an editor" discipline throughout — so you graduate able to design, build, test and ship real production interfaces.

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PACKAGES

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Design track

⏱ 4.5 Weeks

★ 4.7/5

UI/UX & Design Systems Track

Usability heuristics, Figma-to-code and design systems — the design-literate front of front-end work.

Web & Front-End Programming Fundamentals
UI/UX Fundamentals & Design Systems
Design Collaboration & Cross-Functional Handoff
Comprehensive Interview Prep & Career Launch

Figma, HTML5, CSS3, Design Tokens, Prototyping

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Most enrolled

⏱ 4.5 Weeks

★ 4.8/5

React & TypeScript Core

React 19 and TypeScript fundamentals, built with accessibility in from day one.

Web & Front-End Programming Fundamentals
Frontend Engineering with React 19 & TypeScript
Accessibility (WCAG) & Web Performance
Comprehensive Interview Prep & Career Launch

React, TypeScript, Zustand, WCAG, Lighthouse

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Framework specialist

⏱ 6 Weeks

★ 4.8/5

Next.js Advanced

React + TypeScript taken into Next.js — App Router, rendering strategies and production performance.

Frontend Engineering with React 19 & TypeScript
Advanced Frontend with Next.js (App Router)
Accessibility (WCAG) & Web Performance
Advanced Performance Profiling & Production Readiness
Comprehensive Interview Prep & Career Launch

Next.js, Tailwind CSS, shadcn/ui, Framer Motion, Vercel

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AI-specialized

⏱ 5 Weeks

★ 4.9/5

AI-Augmented Frontend + Testing

Ship Next.js UI faster with AI coding assistants, then prove it works with Playwright and Storybook.

Advanced Frontend with Next.js (App Router)
Testing, Documentation & AI-Augmented Frontend Workflow
Advanced Performance Profiling & Production Readiness
Comprehensive Interview Prep & Career Launch

Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, v0, Playwright, Storybook

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Flagship

⏱ 11.5 Weeks

★ 4.9/5

Complete Front-End Flagship Program

Every module — UI/UX, React, Next.js, accessibility, performance, AI-augmented testing and design handoff.

All 9 core modules, start to finish
Design (UI/UX, Figma-to-code) + Engineering (React, TypeScript, Next.js)
Accessibility, Core Web Vitals & Performance Profiling
AI-Augmented Workflow, Component & E2E Testing
Comprehensive Interview Prep & Career Launch

Figma, React, TypeScript, Next.js, Tailwind CSS, shadcn/ui, Framer Motion, Zustand, WCAG, Lighthouse, Playwright, Storybook, Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, v0, Vercel

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Customized

⏱ Custom

★ 4.8/5

Build Your Own (Customized)

Pick exactly the modules you need from the full front-end module bank, priced and scheduled to match.

Choose any modules from the shared bank
Custom duration & pricing
Same trainers, same mock-interview access
Comprehensive Interview Prep & Career Launch included

Selected per module

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LEARNING OUTCOMES

What you will be able to do

Concrete skills, not topic names — each one is something you can show an interviewer.

🎯

Design test cases that find real defects

Boundary values, equivalence classes and edge cases — not just happy-path coverage.

🧪

Automate with a real framework

Page Object Model, reusable helpers and a suite you can actually maintain.

📊

Read a defect report the way a developer will

Reproduction steps, severity and evidence — reports that get fixed, not ignored.

🔧

Build and maintain a test suite

Structure tests so they survive the product changing under them.

🔗

Test APIs, not just interfaces

Postman and REST Assured, including auth flows most courses skip.

📈

Run suites in a CI pipeline

Jenkins and GitHub Actions — tests that run on every commit automatically.

SUCCESS STORIES

Our Students Excelling Worldwide

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Fathima Rizwana

QA Engineer

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★★★★★

“The Jest module on this course is what actually got me interview-ready for UST — practical, not just theory.”

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Ganapathy Subramanian

Associate Software Engineer

🏢 Capgemini

★★★★★

“I came in with almost no exposure to AWS. By the end of the Full Stack Web Development with AI — React, Node.js & Next.js course I was confident enough to talk through it in my Capgemini interview.”

🎓 Full Stack Web Development with AI — React, Node.js & Next.js

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Logeswari Palanisamy

Senior QA Engineer

🏢 Accenture

★★★★★

“What stood out on the Full Stack Web Development with AI — React, Node.js & Next.js course was how much real, hands-on time we got with Express instead of just slides.”

🎓 Full Stack Web Development with AI — React, Node.js & Next.js

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Charumathi Vishwanathan

Test Lead

🏢 Persistent Systems

★★★★★

“The Full Stack Web Development with AI — React, Node.js & Next.js course covered OpenAI/Claude API in real depth — that's specifically what came up when Persistent Systems interviewed me.”

🎓 Full Stack Web Development with AI — React, Node.js & Next.js

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Chandran Velusamy

Senior QA Engineer

🏢 Mindtree

★★★★★

“The Jest module on this course is what actually got me interview-ready for Mindtree — practical, not just theory.”

🎓 Full Stack Web Development with AI — React, Node.js & Next.js

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Padmavathi Govindarajan

Associate Software Engineer

🏢 Cognizant

★★★★★

“The Jenkins module on this course is what actually got me interview-ready for Cognizant — practical, not just theory.”

🎓 Java Full Stack Development with AI — Spring Boot, Microservices & React

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Hema Latha Ravindran

Software Test Engineer

🏢 Deloitte

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“I came in with almost no exposure to JUnit 5. By the end of the Java Full Stack Development with AI — Spring Boot, Microservices & React course I was confident enough to talk through it in my Deloitte interview.”

🎓 Java Full Stack Development with AI — Spring Boot, Microservices & React

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Farida Sheik

Associate Software Engineer

🏢 Mphasis

★★★★★

“What stood out on the Java Full Stack Development with AI — Spring Boot, Microservices & React course was how much real, hands-on time we got with Spring Cloud instead of just slides.”

🎓 Java Full Stack Development with AI — Spring Boot, Microservices & React

TOOLS & SKILLS

Tools and skills covered

Java

Selenium

TestNG

Postman

Git

Jenkins

JMeter

SQL

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Certificate of Completion

Awarded once every module and project is complete — recognised by our hiring partners.

IS THIS FOR YOU?

Who this course is for

If none of these describe you, tell us — we will point you at a better fit rather than sell you this one.

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Freshers from any engineering branch

🔁

Manual testers hitting the automation ceiling

💻

Support engineers moving into QA

WHY IN FOURCUP?

Software Testing Program

Practical exposure to actual work environment

Work on live, under-construction projects with the exposure of an actual work environment, alongside a freelancer.

Dynamic syllabus structure

Built with multiple industry experts, so students become genuinely fluent in the subject rather than exam-ready.

Expert teachers who are active practitioners too

Mentors bring real industry experience and share their ups, downs and delivery skills, not just slides.

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CURRICULUM

Module by module

Open any module to see exactly what it covers. Nothing is hidden behind a "download the syllabus" form.

4.5 Weeks

DURATION

MODULES

REAL-TIME PROJECTS

MOCK INTERVIEWS

Design track

UI/UX & Design Systems Track

⏱ 4.5 Weeks ★ 4.7

4 modules

Most enrolled

React & TypeScript Core

⏱ 4.5 Weeks ★ 4.8

4 modules

Framework specialist

Next.js Advanced

⏱ 6 Weeks ★ 4.8

5 modules

AI-specialized

AI-Augmented Frontend + Testing

⏱ 5 Weeks ★ 4.9

4 modules

Flagship

Complete Front-End Flagship Program

⏱ 11.5 Weeks ★ 4.9

9 modules

Customized

Build Your Own (Customized)

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1 Web & Front-End Programming Fundamentals 1 wk ▾

Topic	What You'll Learn
1. HTML5 & Semantic Markup	Structuring a page for accessibility and SEO, not just for it to "look right" in one browser.
2. Modern CSS3	Flexbox, Grid, custom properties, and responsive layout that survives a design change without a rewrite.
3. JavaScript ES2024+	Modern syntax, destructuring, optional chaining, async/await, and the module system every front-end framework sits on top of.
4. The DOM & Browser Rendering Pipeline	What actually happens between a click and a repaint, so React's model makes sense later instead of feeling like magic.
5. Git & GitHub Workflow	Branching, pull requests, and commit hygiene, because every project after this one is reviewed like a real team's code.
5.1) Real-world starting point	Most beginners can write CSS in isolation but freeze the moment a real Figma file has forty overlapping states. This module is deliberately paired with a messy real layout, not a clean tutorial mock.

Topic	What You'll Learn
1. HTML5 & Semantic Markup	Structuring a page for accessibility and SEO, not just for it to "look right" in one browser.
2. Modern CSS3	Flexbox, Grid, custom properties, and responsive layout that survives a design change without a rewrite.
3. JavaScript ES2024+	Modern syntax, destructuring, optional chaining, async/await, and the module system every front-end framework sits on top of.
4. The DOM & Browser Rendering Pipeline	What actually happens between a click and a repaint, so React's model makes sense later instead of feeling like magic.
5. Git & GitHub Workflow	Branching, pull requests, and commit hygiene, because every project after this one is reviewed like a real team's code.
5.1) Real-world starting point	Most beginners can write CSS in isolation but freeze the moment a real Figma file has forty overlapping states. This module is deliberately paired with a messy real layout, not a clean tutorial mock.

2 UI/UX Fundamentals & Design Systems 1.5 wks ▾

Topic	What You'll Learn
1. Usability Heuristics & Interaction Design	Nielsen's heuristics, affordance, feedback and error prevention, applied to real screens, not memorized as a list.
2. Figma-to-Code Workflow	Reading a real Figma file: auto-layout, spacing tokens, component variants, and handing off (or receiving) a design without guesswork.
3. Design Systems in Practice	Tokens, variants and a component library that stays consistent as a product grows past its first ten screens.
4. Responsive & Mobile-First Design	Designing and building for the smallest viewport first, then enhancing up, instead of squeezing a desktop layout down.
5. Wireframing & Prototyping	Low-fidelity wireframes through a clickable prototype, and knowing which fidelity a given decision actually needs.
5.1) Why this module exists	Front-end hiring in 2026 increasingly blends developer and UI/UX responsibility on smaller teams. A candidate who can only code a spec, not question it, is worth less to most employers than one who can do both.

Topic	What You'll Learn
1. Usability Heuristics & Interaction Design	Nielsen's heuristics, affordance, feedback and error prevention, applied to real screens, not memorized as a list.
2. Figma-to-Code Workflow	Reading a real Figma file: auto-layout, spacing tokens, component variants, and handing off (or receiving) a design without guesswork.
3. Design Systems in Practice	Tokens, variants and a component library that stays consistent as a product grows past its first ten screens.
4. Responsive & Mobile-First Design	Designing and building for the smallest viewport first, then enhancing up, instead of squeezing a desktop layout down.
5. Wireframing & Prototyping	Low-fidelity wireframes through a clickable prototype, and knowing which fidelity a given decision actually needs.
5.1) Why this module exists	Front-end hiring in 2026 increasingly blends developer and UI/UX responsibility on smaller teams. A candidate who can only code a spec, not question it, is worth less to most employers than one who can do both.

3 Design Collaboration & Cross-Functional Handoff 1 wk ▾

Topic	What You'll Learn
1. Working with Product & Design Teams	Reading a PRD and a Figma spec together, and asking the right clarifying questions before writing code.
2. Design QA	Comparing a shipped screen against its Figma spec and writing feedback a designer can act on.
3. Dark Mode & Theming	Building a component library that supports more than one theme from day one, not bolted on later.
4. Building a Personal Portfolio Site	Applying every module so far to a real, deployed portfolio a hiring manager will actually look at.
4.1) Where this shows up in real jobs	Most front-end roles below senior level still involve direct back-and-forth with design and product, not a fully spec'd ticket. This module is the difference between a developer who implements and one a design team wants to work with again.

4 Comprehensive Interview Preparation & Career Launch 1 wk ▾

Topic	What You'll Learn
1. Front-End & UI/UX Interview Question Bank	React, TypeScript, CSS, accessibility and design-system questions asked in real interviews, reviewed and explained.
2. Live Coding & "Build This Component" Round	Practising the live component-building round that trips up otherwise-strong candidates.
3. Portfolio & Resume Building for Front-End Roles	Framing React/Next.js and UI/UX projects the way a hiring manager actually scans a portfolio.
4. Live Mock Interviews with Feedback	Recorded, one-on-one mock interviews with a working front-end engineer, with specific, actionable feedback.
5. Salary Negotiation & Offer Evaluation	Reading an offer letter and negotiating from an informed position.
6. Placement Assistance	Referrals and interview opportunities where available, resume review, and continued mentor access after the course ends. Placement assistance is support, not a guarantee of a job or a specific salary — see full terms.
7. 🚀 Final Mock Interview	A full-length, role-realistic Front-End Developer interview, end to end.

Topic	What You'll Learn
1. Front-End & UI/UX Interview Question Bank	React, TypeScript, CSS, accessibility and design-system questions asked in real interviews, reviewed and explained.
2. Live Coding & "Build This Component" Round	Practising the live component-building round that trips up otherwise-strong candidates.
3. Portfolio & Resume Building for Front-End Roles	Framing React/Next.js and UI/UX projects the way a hiring manager actually scans a portfolio.
4. Live Mock Interviews with Feedback	Recorded, one-on-one mock interviews with a working front-end engineer, with specific, actionable feedback.
5. Salary Negotiation & Offer Evaluation	Reading an offer letter and negotiating from an informed position.
6. Placement Assistance	Referrals and interview opportunities where available, resume review, and continued mentor access after the course ends. Placement assistance is support, not a guarantee of a job or a specific salary — see full terms.
7. 🚀 Final Mock Interview	A full-length, role-realistic Front-End Developer interview, end to end.

1 Web & Front-End Programming Fundamentals 1 wk ▾

Topic	What You'll Learn
1. HTML5 & Semantic Markup	Structuring a page for accessibility and SEO, not just for it to "look right" in one browser.
2. Modern CSS3	Flexbox, Grid, custom properties, and responsive layout that survives a design change without a rewrite.
3. JavaScript ES2024+	Modern syntax, destructuring, optional chaining, async/await, and the module system every front-end framework sits on top of.
4. The DOM & Browser Rendering Pipeline	What actually happens between a click and a repaint, so React's model makes sense later instead of feeling like magic.
5. Git & GitHub Workflow	Branching, pull requests, and commit hygiene, because every project after this one is reviewed like a real team's code.
5.1) Real-world starting point	Most beginners can write CSS in isolation but freeze the moment a real Figma file has forty overlapping states. This module is deliberately paired with a messy real layout, not a clean tutorial mock.

Topic	What You'll Learn
1. HTML5 & Semantic Markup	Structuring a page for accessibility and SEO, not just for it to "look right" in one browser.
2. Modern CSS3	Flexbox, Grid, custom properties, and responsive layout that survives a design change without a rewrite.
3. JavaScript ES2024+	Modern syntax, destructuring, optional chaining, async/await, and the module system every front-end framework sits on top of.
4. The DOM & Browser Rendering Pipeline	What actually happens between a click and a repaint, so React's model makes sense later instead of feeling like magic.
5. Git & GitHub Workflow	Branching, pull requests, and commit hygiene, because every project after this one is reviewed like a real team's code.
5.1) Real-world starting point	Most beginners can write CSS in isolation but freeze the moment a real Figma file has forty overlapping states. This module is deliberately paired with a messy real layout, not a clean tutorial mock.

2 Frontend Engineering with React 19 & TypeScript 1.5 wks ▾

Topic	What You'll Learn
1. React 19 Fundamentals	Components, props, hooks (useState, useEffect, useMemo, custom hooks) and the current render cycle.
2. TypeScript for Frontend Code	Typing props, state and API responses so a whole category of runtime bugs never ships.
3. Component Architecture	Composition over inheritance, container/presentational patterns, and structuring a codebase a new hire can navigate on day one.
4. State Management with Zustand & Context	When Context is enough, and when a small dedicated store like Zustand actually earns its complexity.
5. Forms in React	Controlled inputs, validation, and the difference between a form that feels responsive and one that fights the user.
5.1) Why this module exists	Job postings in 2026 ask for "React + TypeScript" as a single line item, not two separate skills. Teaching them together is how the course matches the listing.

Topic	What You'll Learn
1. React 19 Fundamentals	Components, props, hooks (useState, useEffect, useMemo, custom hooks) and the current render cycle.
2. TypeScript for Frontend Code	Typing props, state and API responses so a whole category of runtime bugs never ships.
3. Component Architecture	Composition over inheritance, container/presentational patterns, and structuring a codebase a new hire can navigate on day one.
4. State Management with Zustand & Context	When Context is enough, and when a small dedicated store like Zustand actually earns its complexity.
5. Forms in React	Controlled inputs, validation, and the difference between a form that feels responsive and one that fights the user.
5.1) Why this module exists	Job postings in 2026 ask for "React + TypeScript" as a single line item, not two separate skills. Teaching them together is how the course matches the listing.

3 Accessibility (WCAG) & Web Performance 1 wk ▾

Topic	What You'll Learn
1. WCAG 2.2 Fundamentals	Perceivable, operable, understandable, robust: the four principles, applied to real components, not recited.
2. Accessible Component Design	Building accessibility into a button, modal or dropdown from the start, with keyboard support and screen-reader labelling as a default, not a retrofit.
3. ARIA	When You Need It and When You Don't — The most misused part of accessibility work, taught with real broken and fixed examples.
4. Core Web Vitals	LCP, CLS & INP explained, measured with Lighthouse and real-user data, and understood well enough to explain the number, not just report it.
5. Diagnosing & Fixing Performance Issues	Turning a slow Lighthouse score into a specific fix: image strategy, code-splitting, layout stability, and render-blocking cleanup.
5.1) Real-world starting point	Accessibility and performance are graded in real interviews and real code review, not just praised in principle. This module works from actual failing audits, not a checklist read aloud.

Topic	What You'll Learn
1. WCAG 2.2 Fundamentals	Perceivable, operable, understandable, robust: the four principles, applied to real components, not recited.
2. Accessible Component Design	Building accessibility into a button, modal or dropdown from the start, with keyboard support and screen-reader labelling as a default, not a retrofit.
3. ARIA	When You Need It and When You Don't — The most misused part of accessibility work, taught with real broken and fixed examples.
4. Core Web Vitals	LCP, CLS & INP explained, measured with Lighthouse and real-user data, and understood well enough to explain the number, not just report it.
5. Diagnosing & Fixing Performance Issues	Turning a slow Lighthouse score into a specific fix: image strategy, code-splitting, layout stability, and render-blocking cleanup.
5.1) Real-world starting point	Accessibility and performance are graded in real interviews and real code review, not just praised in principle. This module works from actual failing audits, not a checklist read aloud.

4 Comprehensive Interview Preparation & Career Launch 1 wk ▾

Topic	What You'll Learn
1. Front-End & UI/UX Interview Question Bank	React, TypeScript, CSS, accessibility and design-system questions asked in real interviews, reviewed and explained.
2. Live Coding & "Build This Component" Round	Practising the live component-building round that trips up otherwise-strong candidates.
3. Portfolio & Resume Building for Front-End Roles	Framing React/Next.js and UI/UX projects the way a hiring manager actually scans a portfolio.
4. Live Mock Interviews with Feedback	Recorded, one-on-one mock interviews with a working front-end engineer, with specific, actionable feedback.
5. Salary Negotiation & Offer Evaluation	Reading an offer letter and negotiating from an informed position.
6. Placement Assistance	Referrals and interview opportunities where available, resume review, and continued mentor access after the course ends. Placement assistance is support, not a guarantee of a job or a specific salary — see full terms.
7. 🚀 Final Mock Interview	A full-length, role-realistic Front-End Developer interview, end to end.

Topic	What You'll Learn
1. Front-End & UI/UX Interview Question Bank	React, TypeScript, CSS, accessibility and design-system questions asked in real interviews, reviewed and explained.
2. Live Coding & "Build This Component" Round	Practising the live component-building round that trips up otherwise-strong candidates.
3. Portfolio & Resume Building for Front-End Roles	Framing React/Next.js and UI/UX projects the way a hiring manager actually scans a portfolio.
4. Live Mock Interviews with Feedback	Recorded, one-on-one mock interviews with a working front-end engineer, with specific, actionable feedback.
5. Salary Negotiation & Offer Evaluation	Reading an offer letter and negotiating from an informed position.
6. Placement Assistance	Referrals and interview opportunities where available, resume review, and continued mentor access after the course ends. Placement assistance is support, not a guarantee of a job or a specific salary — see full terms.
7. 🚀 Final Mock Interview	A full-length, role-realistic Front-End Developer interview, end to end.

1 Frontend Engineering with React 19 & TypeScript 1.5 wks ▾

Topic	What You'll Learn
1. React 19 Fundamentals	Components, props, hooks (useState, useEffect, useMemo, custom hooks) and the current render cycle.
2. TypeScript for Frontend Code	Typing props, state and API responses so a whole category of runtime bugs never ships.
3. Component Architecture	Composition over inheritance, container/presentational patterns, and structuring a codebase a new hire can navigate on day one.
4. State Management with Zustand & Context	When Context is enough, and when a small dedicated store like Zustand actually earns its complexity.
5. Forms in React	Controlled inputs, validation, and the difference between a form that feels responsive and one that fights the user.
5.1) Why this module exists	Job postings in 2026 ask for "React + TypeScript" as a single line item, not two separate skills. Teaching them together is how the course matches the listing.

Topic	What You'll Learn
1. React 19 Fundamentals	Components, props, hooks (useState, useEffect, useMemo, custom hooks) and the current render cycle.
2. TypeScript for Frontend Code	Typing props, state and API responses so a whole category of runtime bugs never ships.
3. Component Architecture	Composition over inheritance, container/presentational patterns, and structuring a codebase a new hire can navigate on day one.
4. State Management with Zustand & Context	When Context is enough, and when a small dedicated store like Zustand actually earns its complexity.
5. Forms in React	Controlled inputs, validation, and the difference between a form that feels responsive and one that fights the user.
5.1) Why this module exists	Job postings in 2026 ask for "React + TypeScript" as a single line item, not two separate skills. Teaching them together is how the course matches the listing.

2 Advanced Frontend with Next.js (App Router) 1.5 wks ▾

Topic	What You'll Learn
1. Next.js App Router	File-based routing, layouts, and nested routes in the current App Router model.
2. Rendering Strategies	SSR, SSG and ISR explained with a real page each, plus when to choose which and why it matters for SEO and cost.
3. React Server Components in Practice	Fetching data on the server, streaming UI, and the server/client component boundary in a real Next.js app.
4. Tailwind CSS & shadcn/ui	Building interfaces from a utility-first system and a real, composable component library instead of one-off CSS.
5. Animation Basics with Framer Motion	Purposeful motion (state transitions, micro-interactions) that supports usability instead of just decorating it.
5.1) Where this shows up in real jobs	Next.js is the default React meta-framework in current front-end hiring, and a candidate who can only explain client-side React is answering half the interview.

Topic	What You'll Learn
1. Next.js App Router	File-based routing, layouts, and nested routes in the current App Router model.
2. Rendering Strategies	SSR, SSG and ISR explained with a real page each, plus when to choose which and why it matters for SEO and cost.
3. React Server Components in Practice	Fetching data on the server, streaming UI, and the server/client component boundary in a real Next.js app.
4. Tailwind CSS & shadcn/ui	Building interfaces from a utility-first system and a real, composable component library instead of one-off CSS.
5. Animation Basics with Framer Motion	Purposeful motion (state transitions, micro-interactions) that supports usability instead of just decorating it.
5.1) Where this shows up in real jobs	Next.js is the default React meta-framework in current front-end hiring, and a candidate who can only explain client-side React is answering half the interview.

3 Accessibility (WCAG) & Web Performance 1 wk ▾

Topic	What You'll Learn
1. WCAG 2.2 Fundamentals	Perceivable, operable, understandable, robust: the four principles, applied to real components, not recited.
2. Accessible Component Design	Building accessibility into a button, modal or dropdown from the start, with keyboard support and screen-reader labelling as a default, not a retrofit.
3. ARIA	When You Need It and When You Don't — The most misused part of accessibility work, taught with real broken and fixed examples.
4. Core Web Vitals	LCP, CLS & INP explained, measured with Lighthouse and real-user data, and understood well enough to explain the number, not just report it.
5. Diagnosing & Fixing Performance Issues	Turning a slow Lighthouse score into a specific fix: image strategy, code-splitting, layout stability, and render-blocking cleanup.
5.1) Real-world starting point	Accessibility and performance are graded in real interviews and real code review, not just praised in principle. This module works from actual failing audits, not a checklist read aloud.

Topic	What You'll Learn
1. WCAG 2.2 Fundamentals	Perceivable, operable, understandable, robust: the four principles, applied to real components, not recited.
2. Accessible Component Design	Building accessibility into a button, modal or dropdown from the start, with keyboard support and screen-reader labelling as a default, not a retrofit.
3. ARIA	When You Need It and When You Don't — The most misused part of accessibility work, taught with real broken and fixed examples.
4. Core Web Vitals	LCP, CLS & INP explained, measured with Lighthouse and real-user data, and understood well enough to explain the number, not just report it.
5. Diagnosing & Fixing Performance Issues	Turning a slow Lighthouse score into a specific fix: image strategy, code-splitting, layout stability, and render-blocking cleanup.
5.1) Real-world starting point	Accessibility and performance are graded in real interviews and real code review, not just praised in principle. This module works from actual failing audits, not a checklist read aloud.

4 Advanced Performance Profiling & Production Readiness 1 wk ▾

Topic	What You'll Learn
1. Browser DevTools Performance Profiling	Reading a flame chart and finding the actual bottleneck instead of guessing.
2. Bundle Analysis & Code-Splitting	Cutting a bloated bundle down with real tooling, and lazy-loading what doesn't need to ship on first paint.
3. Image & Asset Optimization	Modern formats, responsive images, and the Next.js Image component used correctly, not just imported.
4. Error Boundaries & Production Monitoring	Catching front-end errors before a user reports them, and reading a real error-tracking dashboard.
5. Deploying to Vercel	Shipping a Next.js front end with the environment, preview-deployment and analytics setup teams actually use.

5 Comprehensive Interview Preparation & Career Launch 1 wk ▾

Topic	What You'll Learn
1. Front-End & UI/UX Interview Question Bank	React, TypeScript, CSS, accessibility and design-system questions asked in real interviews, reviewed and explained.
2. Live Coding & "Build This Component" Round	Practising the live component-building round that trips up otherwise-strong candidates.
3. Portfolio & Resume Building for Front-End Roles	Framing React/Next.js and UI/UX projects the way a hiring manager actually scans a portfolio.
4. Live Mock Interviews with Feedback	Recorded, one-on-one mock interviews with a working front-end engineer, with specific, actionable feedback.
5. Salary Negotiation & Offer Evaluation	Reading an offer letter and negotiating from an informed position.
6. Placement Assistance	Referrals and interview opportunities where available, resume review, and continued mentor access after the course ends. Placement assistance is support, not a guarantee of a job or a specific salary — see full terms.
7. 🚀 Final Mock Interview	A full-length, role-realistic Front-End Developer interview, end to end.

Topic	What You'll Learn
1. Front-End & UI/UX Interview Question Bank	React, TypeScript, CSS, accessibility and design-system questions asked in real interviews, reviewed and explained.
2. Live Coding & "Build This Component" Round	Practising the live component-building round that trips up otherwise-strong candidates.
3. Portfolio & Resume Building for Front-End Roles	Framing React/Next.js and UI/UX projects the way a hiring manager actually scans a portfolio.
4. Live Mock Interviews with Feedback	Recorded, one-on-one mock interviews with a working front-end engineer, with specific, actionable feedback.
5. Salary Negotiation & Offer Evaluation	Reading an offer letter and negotiating from an informed position.
6. Placement Assistance	Referrals and interview opportunities where available, resume review, and continued mentor access after the course ends. Placement assistance is support, not a guarantee of a job or a specific salary — see full terms.
7. 🚀 Final Mock Interview	A full-length, role-realistic Front-End Developer interview, end to end.

1 Advanced Frontend with Next.js (App Router) 1.5 wks ▾

Topic	What You'll Learn
1. Next.js App Router	File-based routing, layouts, and nested routes in the current App Router model.
2. Rendering Strategies	SSR, SSG and ISR explained with a real page each, plus when to choose which and why it matters for SEO and cost.
3. React Server Components in Practice	Fetching data on the server, streaming UI, and the server/client component boundary in a real Next.js app.
4. Tailwind CSS & shadcn/ui	Building interfaces from a utility-first system and a real, composable component library instead of one-off CSS.
5. Animation Basics with Framer Motion	Purposeful motion (state transitions, micro-interactions) that supports usability instead of just decorating it.
5.1) Where this shows up in real jobs	Next.js is the default React meta-framework in current front-end hiring, and a candidate who can only explain client-side React is answering half the interview.

Topic	What You'll Learn
1. Next.js App Router	File-based routing, layouts, and nested routes in the current App Router model.
2. Rendering Strategies	SSR, SSG and ISR explained with a real page each, plus when to choose which and why it matters for SEO and cost.
3. React Server Components in Practice	Fetching data on the server, streaming UI, and the server/client component boundary in a real Next.js app.
4. Tailwind CSS & shadcn/ui	Building interfaces from a utility-first system and a real, composable component library instead of one-off CSS.
5. Animation Basics with Framer Motion	Purposeful motion (state transitions, micro-interactions) that supports usability instead of just decorating it.
5.1) Where this shows up in real jobs	Next.js is the default React meta-framework in current front-end hiring, and a candidate who can only explain client-side React is answering half the interview.

2 Testing, Documentation & AI-Augmented Frontend Workflow 1.5 wks ▾

Topic	What You'll Learn
1. Component Testing with Playwright	Testing components in isolation for real behavior, not just snapshot output.
2. End-to-End Testing with Playwright	Automating a real user flow across a full front-end application, from first load to a completed action.
3. Storybook for Component Documentation	Documenting a component's states and variants so design, QA and other developers can see it without running the app.
4. AI-Assisted Front-End Workflow	Using Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, Cursor and v0 to scaffold components and iterate on layout quickly.
5. Reviewing AI Output Like an Editor	The core discipline of this module: every AI-generated component gets read, tested against real states, and understood before it ships, never merged on trust.
5.1) Why this module exists	Every current front-end job now assumes daily use of an AI coding assistant. The skill that actually differentiates a hire isn't using the tool — it's knowing when the generated component is wrong, inaccessible or untested.

Topic	What You'll Learn
1. Component Testing with Playwright	Testing components in isolation for real behavior, not just snapshot output.
2. End-to-End Testing with Playwright	Automating a real user flow across a full front-end application, from first load to a completed action.
3. Storybook for Component Documentation	Documenting a component's states and variants so design, QA and other developers can see it without running the app.
4. AI-Assisted Front-End Workflow	Using Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, Cursor and v0 to scaffold components and iterate on layout quickly.
5. Reviewing AI Output Like an Editor	The core discipline of this module: every AI-generated component gets read, tested against real states, and understood before it ships, never merged on trust.
5.1) Why this module exists	Every current front-end job now assumes daily use of an AI coding assistant. The skill that actually differentiates a hire isn't using the tool — it's knowing when the generated component is wrong, inaccessible or untested.

3 Advanced Performance Profiling & Production Readiness 1 wk ▾

Topic	What You'll Learn
1. Browser DevTools Performance Profiling	Reading a flame chart and finding the actual bottleneck instead of guessing.
2. Bundle Analysis & Code-Splitting	Cutting a bloated bundle down with real tooling, and lazy-loading what doesn't need to ship on first paint.
3. Image & Asset Optimization	Modern formats, responsive images, and the Next.js Image component used correctly, not just imported.
4. Error Boundaries & Production Monitoring	Catching front-end errors before a user reports them, and reading a real error-tracking dashboard.
5. Deploying to Vercel	Shipping a Next.js front end with the environment, preview-deployment and analytics setup teams actually use.

4 Comprehensive Interview Preparation & Career Launch 1 wk ▾

Topic	What You'll Learn
1. Front-End & UI/UX Interview Question Bank	React, TypeScript, CSS, accessibility and design-system questions asked in real interviews, reviewed and explained.
2. Live Coding & "Build This Component" Round	Practising the live component-building round that trips up otherwise-strong candidates.
3. Portfolio & Resume Building for Front-End Roles	Framing React/Next.js and UI/UX projects the way a hiring manager actually scans a portfolio.
4. Live Mock Interviews with Feedback	Recorded, one-on-one mock interviews with a working front-end engineer, with specific, actionable feedback.
5. Salary Negotiation & Offer Evaluation	Reading an offer letter and negotiating from an informed position.
6. Placement Assistance	Referrals and interview opportunities where available, resume review, and continued mentor access after the course ends. Placement assistance is support, not a guarantee of a job or a specific salary — see full terms.
7. 🚀 Final Mock Interview	A full-length, role-realistic Front-End Developer interview, end to end.

Topic	What You'll Learn
1. Front-End & UI/UX Interview Question Bank	React, TypeScript, CSS, accessibility and design-system questions asked in real interviews, reviewed and explained.
2. Live Coding & "Build This Component" Round	Practising the live component-building round that trips up otherwise-strong candidates.
3. Portfolio & Resume Building for Front-End Roles	Framing React/Next.js and UI/UX projects the way a hiring manager actually scans a portfolio.
4. Live Mock Interviews with Feedback	Recorded, one-on-one mock interviews with a working front-end engineer, with specific, actionable feedback.
5. Salary Negotiation & Offer Evaluation	Reading an offer letter and negotiating from an informed position.
6. Placement Assistance	Referrals and interview opportunities where available, resume review, and continued mentor access after the course ends. Placement assistance is support, not a guarantee of a job or a specific salary — see full terms.
7. 🚀 Final Mock Interview	A full-length, role-realistic Front-End Developer interview, end to end.

1 Web & Front-End Programming Fundamentals 1 wk ▾

Topic	What You'll Learn
1. HTML5 & Semantic Markup	Structuring a page for accessibility and SEO, not just for it to "look right" in one browser.
2. Modern CSS3	Flexbox, Grid, custom properties, and responsive layout that survives a design change without a rewrite.
3. JavaScript ES2024+	Modern syntax, destructuring, optional chaining, async/await, and the module system every front-end framework sits on top of.
4. The DOM & Browser Rendering Pipeline	What actually happens between a click and a repaint, so React's model makes sense later instead of feeling like magic.
5. Git & GitHub Workflow	Branching, pull requests, and commit hygiene, because every project after this one is reviewed like a real team's code.
5.1) Real-world starting point	Most beginners can write CSS in isolation but freeze the moment a real Figma file has forty overlapping states. This module is deliberately paired with a messy real layout, not a clean tutorial mock.

Topic	What You'll Learn
1. HTML5 & Semantic Markup	Structuring a page for accessibility and SEO, not just for it to "look right" in one browser.
2. Modern CSS3	Flexbox, Grid, custom properties, and responsive layout that survives a design change without a rewrite.
3. JavaScript ES2024+	Modern syntax, destructuring, optional chaining, async/await, and the module system every front-end framework sits on top of.
4. The DOM & Browser Rendering Pipeline	What actually happens between a click and a repaint, so React's model makes sense later instead of feeling like magic.
5. Git & GitHub Workflow	Branching, pull requests, and commit hygiene, because every project after this one is reviewed like a real team's code.
5.1) Real-world starting point	Most beginners can write CSS in isolation but freeze the moment a real Figma file has forty overlapping states. This module is deliberately paired with a messy real layout, not a clean tutorial mock.

2 UI/UX Fundamentals & Design Systems 1.5 wks ▾

Topic	What You'll Learn
1. Usability Heuristics & Interaction Design	Nielsen's heuristics, affordance, feedback and error prevention, applied to real screens, not memorized as a list.
2. Figma-to-Code Workflow	Reading a real Figma file: auto-layout, spacing tokens, component variants, and handing off (or receiving) a design without guesswork.
3. Design Systems in Practice	Tokens, variants and a component library that stays consistent as a product grows past its first ten screens.
4. Responsive & Mobile-First Design	Designing and building for the smallest viewport first, then enhancing up, instead of squeezing a desktop layout down.
5. Wireframing & Prototyping	Low-fidelity wireframes through a clickable prototype, and knowing which fidelity a given decision actually needs.
5.1) Why this module exists	Front-end hiring in 2026 increasingly blends developer and UI/UX responsibility on smaller teams. A candidate who can only code a spec, not question it, is worth less to most employers than one who can do both.

Topic	What You'll Learn
1. Usability Heuristics & Interaction Design	Nielsen's heuristics, affordance, feedback and error prevention, applied to real screens, not memorized as a list.
2. Figma-to-Code Workflow	Reading a real Figma file: auto-layout, spacing tokens, component variants, and handing off (or receiving) a design without guesswork.
3. Design Systems in Practice	Tokens, variants and a component library that stays consistent as a product grows past its first ten screens.
4. Responsive & Mobile-First Design	Designing and building for the smallest viewport first, then enhancing up, instead of squeezing a desktop layout down.
5. Wireframing & Prototyping	Low-fidelity wireframes through a clickable prototype, and knowing which fidelity a given decision actually needs.
5.1) Why this module exists	Front-end hiring in 2026 increasingly blends developer and UI/UX responsibility on smaller teams. A candidate who can only code a spec, not question it, is worth less to most employers than one who can do both.

3 Frontend Engineering with React 19 & TypeScript 1.5 wks ▾

Topic	What You'll Learn
1. React 19 Fundamentals	Components, props, hooks (useState, useEffect, useMemo, custom hooks) and the current render cycle.
2. TypeScript for Frontend Code	Typing props, state and API responses so a whole category of runtime bugs never ships.
3. Component Architecture	Composition over inheritance, container/presentational patterns, and structuring a codebase a new hire can navigate on day one.
4. State Management with Zustand & Context	When Context is enough, and when a small dedicated store like Zustand actually earns its complexity.
5. Forms in React	Controlled inputs, validation, and the difference between a form that feels responsive and one that fights the user.
5.1) Why this module exists	Job postings in 2026 ask for "React + TypeScript" as a single line item, not two separate skills. Teaching them together is how the course matches the listing.

Topic	What You'll Learn
1. React 19 Fundamentals	Components, props, hooks (useState, useEffect, useMemo, custom hooks) and the current render cycle.
2. TypeScript for Frontend Code	Typing props, state and API responses so a whole category of runtime bugs never ships.
3. Component Architecture	Composition over inheritance, container/presentational patterns, and structuring a codebase a new hire can navigate on day one.
4. State Management with Zustand & Context	When Context is enough, and when a small dedicated store like Zustand actually earns its complexity.
5. Forms in React	Controlled inputs, validation, and the difference between a form that feels responsive and one that fights the user.
5.1) Why this module exists	Job postings in 2026 ask for "React + TypeScript" as a single line item, not two separate skills. Teaching them together is how the course matches the listing.

4 Advanced Frontend with Next.js (App Router) 1.5 wks ▾

Topic	What You'll Learn
1. Next.js App Router	File-based routing, layouts, and nested routes in the current App Router model.
2. Rendering Strategies	SSR, SSG and ISR explained with a real page each, plus when to choose which and why it matters for SEO and cost.
3. React Server Components in Practice	Fetching data on the server, streaming UI, and the server/client component boundary in a real Next.js app.
4. Tailwind CSS & shadcn/ui	Building interfaces from a utility-first system and a real, composable component library instead of one-off CSS.
5. Animation Basics with Framer Motion	Purposeful motion (state transitions, micro-interactions) that supports usability instead of just decorating it.
5.1) Where this shows up in real jobs	Next.js is the default React meta-framework in current front-end hiring, and a candidate who can only explain client-side React is answering half the interview.

Topic	What You'll Learn
1. Next.js App Router	File-based routing, layouts, and nested routes in the current App Router model.
2. Rendering Strategies	SSR, SSG and ISR explained with a real page each, plus when to choose which and why it matters for SEO and cost.
3. React Server Components in Practice	Fetching data on the server, streaming UI, and the server/client component boundary in a real Next.js app.
4. Tailwind CSS & shadcn/ui	Building interfaces from a utility-first system and a real, composable component library instead of one-off CSS.
5. Animation Basics with Framer Motion	Purposeful motion (state transitions, micro-interactions) that supports usability instead of just decorating it.
5.1) Where this shows up in real jobs	Next.js is the default React meta-framework in current front-end hiring, and a candidate who can only explain client-side React is answering half the interview.

5 Accessibility (WCAG) & Web Performance 1.5 wks ▾

Topic	What You'll Learn
1. WCAG 2.2 Fundamentals	Perceivable, operable, understandable, robust: the four principles, applied to real components, not recited.
2. Accessible Component Design	Building accessibility into a button, modal or dropdown from the start, with keyboard support and screen-reader labelling as a default, not a retrofit.
3. ARIA	When You Need It and When You Don't — The most misused part of accessibility work, taught with real broken and fixed examples.
4. Core Web Vitals	LCP, CLS & INP explained, measured with Lighthouse and real-user data, and understood well enough to explain the number, not just report it.
5. Diagnosing & Fixing Performance Issues	Turning a slow Lighthouse score into a specific fix: image strategy, code-splitting, layout stability, and render-blocking cleanup.
5.1) Real-world starting point	Accessibility and performance are graded in real interviews and real code review, not just praised in principle. This module works from actual failing audits, not a checklist read aloud.

Topic	What You'll Learn
1. WCAG 2.2 Fundamentals	Perceivable, operable, understandable, robust: the four principles, applied to real components, not recited.
2. Accessible Component Design	Building accessibility into a button, modal or dropdown from the start, with keyboard support and screen-reader labelling as a default, not a retrofit.
3. ARIA	When You Need It and When You Don't — The most misused part of accessibility work, taught with real broken and fixed examples.
4. Core Web Vitals	LCP, CLS & INP explained, measured with Lighthouse and real-user data, and understood well enough to explain the number, not just report it.
5. Diagnosing & Fixing Performance Issues	Turning a slow Lighthouse score into a specific fix: image strategy, code-splitting, layout stability, and render-blocking cleanup.
5.1) Real-world starting point	Accessibility and performance are graded in real interviews and real code review, not just praised in principle. This module works from actual failing audits, not a checklist read aloud.

6 Testing, Documentation & AI-Augmented Frontend Workflow 1.5 wks ▾

Topic	What You'll Learn
1. Component Testing with Playwright	Testing components in isolation for real behavior, not just snapshot output.
2. End-to-End Testing with Playwright	Automating a real user flow across a full front-end application, from first load to a completed action.
3. Storybook for Component Documentation	Documenting a component's states and variants so design, QA and other developers can see it without running the app.
4. AI-Assisted Front-End Workflow	Using Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, Cursor and v0 to scaffold components and iterate on layout quickly.
5. Reviewing AI Output Like an Editor	The core discipline of this module: every AI-generated component gets read, tested against real states, and understood before it ships, never merged on trust.
5.1) Why this module exists	Every current front-end job now assumes daily use of an AI coding assistant. The skill that actually differentiates a hire isn't using the tool — it's knowing when the generated component is wrong, inaccessible or untested.

Topic	What You'll Learn
1. Component Testing with Playwright	Testing components in isolation for real behavior, not just snapshot output.
2. End-to-End Testing with Playwright	Automating a real user flow across a full front-end application, from first load to a completed action.
3. Storybook for Component Documentation	Documenting a component's states and variants so design, QA and other developers can see it without running the app.
4. AI-Assisted Front-End Workflow	Using Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, Cursor and v0 to scaffold components and iterate on layout quickly.
5. Reviewing AI Output Like an Editor	The core discipline of this module: every AI-generated component gets read, tested against real states, and understood before it ships, never merged on trust.
5.1) Why this module exists	Every current front-end job now assumes daily use of an AI coding assistant. The skill that actually differentiates a hire isn't using the tool — it's knowing when the generated component is wrong, inaccessible or untested.

7 Advanced Performance Profiling & Production Readiness 1 wk ▾

Topic	What You'll Learn
1. Browser DevTools Performance Profiling	Reading a flame chart and finding the actual bottleneck instead of guessing.
2. Bundle Analysis & Code-Splitting	Cutting a bloated bundle down with real tooling, and lazy-loading what doesn't need to ship on first paint.
3. Image & Asset Optimization	Modern formats, responsive images, and the Next.js Image component used correctly, not just imported.
4. Error Boundaries & Production Monitoring	Catching front-end errors before a user reports them, and reading a real error-tracking dashboard.
5. Deploying to Vercel	Shipping a Next.js front end with the environment, preview-deployment and analytics setup teams actually use.

8 Design Collaboration & Cross-Functional Handoff 1 wk ▾

Topic	What You'll Learn
1. Working with Product & Design Teams	Reading a PRD and a Figma spec together, and asking the right clarifying questions before writing code.
2. Design QA	Comparing a shipped screen against its Figma spec and writing feedback a designer can act on.
3. Dark Mode & Theming	Building a component library that supports more than one theme from day one, not bolted on later.
4. Building a Personal Portfolio Site	Applying every module so far to a real, deployed portfolio a hiring manager will actually look at.
4.1) Where this shows up in real jobs	Most front-end roles below senior level still involve direct back-and-forth with design and product, not a fully spec'd ticket. This module is the difference between a developer who implements and one a design team wants to work with again.

9 Comprehensive Interview Preparation & Career Launch 1 wk ▾

Topic	What You'll Learn
1. Front-End & UI/UX Interview Question Bank	React, TypeScript, CSS, accessibility and design-system questions asked in real interviews, reviewed and explained.
2. Live Coding & "Build This Component" Round	Practising the live component-building round that trips up otherwise-strong candidates.
3. Portfolio & Resume Building for Front-End Roles	Framing React/Next.js and UI/UX projects the way a hiring manager actually scans a portfolio.
4. Live Mock Interviews with Feedback	Recorded, one-on-one mock interviews with a working front-end engineer, with specific, actionable feedback.
5. Salary Negotiation & Offer Evaluation	Reading an offer letter and negotiating from an informed position.
6. Placement Assistance	Referrals and interview opportunities where available, resume review, and continued mentor access after the course ends. Placement assistance is support, not a guarantee of a job or a specific salary — see full terms.
7. 🚀 Final Mock Interview	A full-length, role-realistic Front-End Developer interview, end to end.

Topic	What You'll Learn
1. Front-End & UI/UX Interview Question Bank	React, TypeScript, CSS, accessibility and design-system questions asked in real interviews, reviewed and explained.
2. Live Coding & "Build This Component" Round	Practising the live component-building round that trips up otherwise-strong candidates.
3. Portfolio & Resume Building for Front-End Roles	Framing React/Next.js and UI/UX projects the way a hiring manager actually scans a portfolio.
4. Live Mock Interviews with Feedback	Recorded, one-on-one mock interviews with a working front-end engineer, with specific, actionable feedback.
5. Salary Negotiation & Offer Evaluation	Reading an offer letter and negotiating from an informed position.
6. Placement Assistance	Referrals and interview opportunities where available, resume review, and continued mentor access after the course ends. Placement assistance is support, not a guarantee of a job or a specific salary — see full terms.
7. 🚀 Final Mock Interview	A full-length, role-realistic Front-End Developer interview, end to end.

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