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GRAPHICS, WEB DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT

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COURSE OVERVIEW

Today, everything is progressing towards digital. Companies across the world and across industries are taking the digital route, opening up a great number of career opportunities. While the projected job growth for web developers from 2014 through 2024 is 27%*, the graphic design industry is predicted to grow 7% from 2015 to 2022**. Thus, graphics, web design & development offer great scope for a successful career in the near future

    COURSE HIGHLIGHTS

  • Job-oriented, industry centric curriculum

  • Hands-on practical training using latest tools and software

  • Certified faculty

  • Exposure to industry interaction and workshops

  • Placement assistance

  • Access to Onlinevarsity, our exclusive e-learning platform

  • Access to Creosouls, a platform to showcase your portfolio

  • Instant student loan facility to fund the studies

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WHAT YOU'LL LEARN

Graphics & Web Design

  • Concepts of Graphics and Illustrations

  • Web Designing Concepts

  • UI/ UX for Responsive Design

  • Typography Design

  • Illustrations for Web

  • Creating Artworks

  • Layout Design

  • Web Animation using Animate CC

  • Web Design Portfolio

Web Design & Development

  • Concepts of Programming

  • Building Next Generation Websites

  • Web Development using Angular Js

  • Essentials of Node.js

  • Application Development using ReactJS

  • Design & Development using Programming Language

  • Working with Content Management System

  • Search Engine Optimization

  • Web Adwords

  • Web Analytics

  • Web Design & Development portfolio

TOOLS/SOFTWARES

Adobe Illustrator CC | Adobe Photoshop CC | Adobe Animate CC Adobe XD | HTML5 | CSS3 | JavaScript ES7 AngularJS | Bootstrap 5 | PHP | Drupal 9

CAREER OPTIONS

FAQs

Prerequisites for graphics and web design courses typically involve a high school diploma, proficiency in computer usage, a creative aptitude, and familiarity with design software like Adobe Creative Suite. These requirements help students establish a strong foundation for their design education.
Yes, many graphics and web design courses strive to incorporate the latest design trends and technologies. They are often updated regularly to keep pace with the dynamic nature of the design industry. This ensures that students receive relevant and up-to-date training to prepare them for current and future design challenges.
No, you don't necessarily need to know coding to become a web designer. Many web design tools and platforms offer visual design interfaces that don't require extensive coding knowledge. However, having a basic understanding of HTML and CSS can be advantageous, as it allows for more customization and a deeper comprehension of web design principles. Depending on the specific role and projects, coding skills may or may not be essential.
Design trends and best practices in the industry are dynamic and include minimalism, dark mode, responsive design, sustainability, 3D elements, microinteractions, bold typography, and user-centered design. Staying informed through design resources is vital to stay current with these evolving trends and principles.