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Frontend Web Development Roadmap (6 months)
Study Plan:
• Duration: 6 months
• Study Days per Week: 4 days
• Hours per Study Day: 3 hours
• Total Weekly Study Time: 12 hours
1. Beginner Level (2 months, ~100 hours total)
Month 1 (50 hours)
• HTML Basics (Structure, Forms, Tables) → 10 hours
• CSS Basics (Flexbox, Grid, Media Queries) → 15 hours
• Version Control (Git & GitHub) → 5 hours
• Responsive Design Principles → 10 hours
Month 2 (50 hours)
• JavaScript Basics (Variables, Functions, Events) → 25 hours
• JavaScript ES6+ (Arrow Functions, Promises, Modules) → 25 hours
2. Intermediate Level (2 months, ~100 hours total)
Month 3 (50 hours)
• Frontend Framework ([Link]) → 30 hours
• State Management (Redux, Context API) → 20 hours
Month 4 (50 hours)
• APIs (Fetch API, RESTful APIs) → 25 hours
• UI/UX Basics (Figma, Tailwind CSS) → 15 hours
• Performance Optimization (Lazy Loading, Webpack, Code Splitting) → 10 hours
3. Advanced Level (2 months, ~100 hours total)
Month 5 (50 hours)
• Server-side Rendering ([Link]) → 30 hours
• Deployment & Hosting (Netlify, Firebase) → 20 hours
Month 6 (50 hours)
• Build 2-3 Full-Stack Projects
• Portfolio Preparation & Resume Building
• Interview Preparation
Final Summary:
• Total Duration: 6 months
• Total Hours: 300+ hours
• Weekly Study Time: 12 hours (4 days per week, 3 hours per day)
2. Full-Stack Web Development Roadmap (9months)
Duration: 9 months
• Study Days: 3 days per week
• Hours per Study Day: ~5-6 hours
• Total Weekly Study Hours: ~15-18 hours
1. Beginner Level (3 months, ~180-200 hours total)
Frontend (90-100 hours, 5-6 hrs/day, 3 days/week)
• Month 1: HTML, CSS, Git & GitHub (~30-35 hours)
• Month 2: JavaScript Basics (~30-35 hours)
• Month 3: Responsive Design & JavaScript Practice (~30-35 hours)
Backend (90-100 hours, 5-6 hrs/day, 3 days/week)
• Month 1: Backend Basics, Servers, HTTP, APIs (~30 hours)
• Month 2: Backend Language ([Link], PHP) (~30-35 hours)
• Month 3: Database Fundamentals (SQL, NoSQL) (~30-35 hours)
2. Intermediate Level (3 months, ~220-250 hours total)
Frontend (110-125 hours, 5-6 hrs/day, 3 days/week)
• Month 4: JavaScript ES6+, [Link] (~40 hours)
• Month 5: Redux, Context API, APIs (~40 hours)
• Month 6: UI/UX (Figma, Tailwind CSS) & Advanced JavaScript (~30-45 hours)
Backend (110-125 hours, 5-6 hrs/day, 3 days/week)
• Month 4: Building RESTful APIs ([Link]) (~40 hours)
• Month 5: Authentication & Authorization (JWT, OAuth) (~40 hours)
• Month 6: Advanced Database Management (~30-45 hours)
3. Advanced Level (3 months, ~220-250 hours total)
Frontend (110-125 hours, 5-6 hrs/day, 3 days/week)
• Month 7: Performance Optimization (~30 hours)
• Month 8: Server-side Rendering ([Link]) (~50 hours)
• Month 9: Deployment & Hosting (Netlify, Firebase) (~40 hours)
Backend (110-125 hours, 5-6 hrs/day, 3 days/week)
• Month 7-9: Microservices & Serverless Architecture (~110-125 hours)
Final Wrap-Up & Projects (Extra 2-4 weeks)
• Build 2-3 Full-Stack Projects
• Portfolio Preparation & Resume Building
• Interview Preparation
Summary
• Total Duration: 9 months
• Study Days per Week: 3 days
• Hours per Study Day: 5-6 hours
• Total Weekly Study Time: 15-18 hours
• Final Project & Job Prep: Extra 2-4 weeks (optional)
3. WordPress Development Roadmap Allocation (2months)
• 3 days a week × 8 hours a week = 24 hours per month
• 2 months = 48 hours total
1. Beginner Level (Total: 20 hours)
The beginner level will introduce the basics and essential setup for WordPress development, which
will require a solid foundation.
1. Understanding WordPress: Themes, Plugins, Dashboard – 8 hours
o Time spent on understanding the WordPress interface, how themes and plugins
work, and navigating the WordPress dashboard.
2. Setting Up a WordPress Site – 6 hours
o Installing WordPress, configuring the basic settings, creating posts and pages, and
choosing a theme.
3. Customizing Themes with Page Builders (Elementor, Divi) – 6 hours
o Learning how to use popular page builders like Elementor and Divi to design and
customize WordPress themes.
2. Intermediate Level (Total: 12 hours)
The intermediate level dives into more technical aspects, such as working with APIs to extend
WordPress functionalities.
1. Working with WordPress REST API – 12 hours
o Understanding how the WordPress REST API works, how to send requests, and
integrating third-party applications.
3. Advanced Level (Total: 16 hours)
The advanced level focuses on performance, security, and specialized functionality for handling e-
commerce sites.
1. Performance Optimization: Caching, Speed Improvements – 6 hours
o Learning techniques to improve WordPress website performance, including caching
mechanisms and speed optimization.
2. Security Best Practices: SSL, Firewalls, Malware Protection – 6 hours
o Understanding how to secure WordPress websites, including setting up SSL,
firewalls, and tools to protect from malware.
3. Specialized Site Handling: WooCommerce – 4 hours
o Setting up and configuring WooCommerce to create e-commerce sites,
understanding payment gateways, and customizing product pages.
4. Digital Marketing Roadmap Allocation (3 Months)
1. Beginner Level (Total: 40 hours)
The Beginner level introduces the basics of digital marketing, including SEO, social media, and an
introduction to digital strategies.
1. Introduction to Digital Marketing – 10 hours
o Understanding the core concepts of digital marketing, including an overview of
different channels, strategies, and how digital marketing works.
2. Understanding SEO Basics: Keywords, On-page SEO – 15 hours
o Learning the fundamentals of SEO, including keyword research, on-page
optimization, content creation, and how to improve a website’s visibility.
3. Social Media Marketing: Facebook, Instagram, Twitter – 15 hours
o Exploring how to create and manage social media marketing strategies on
Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, including content planning and advertising
options.
2. Intermediate Level (Total: 30 hours)
The Intermediate level builds on foundational knowledge, diving deeper into content marketing,
paid advertising, and email marketing.
1. Content Marketing: Blogging, Video Marketing – 10 hours
o Learning strategies for creating high-quality content, blogging for SEO, and using
video marketing to attract and engage the target audience.
2. Paid Advertising: Google Ads, Facebook Ads – 12 hours
o Learning how to create and optimize paid advertising campaigns on platforms like
Google Ads and Facebook Ads, including targeting, bidding strategies, and analytics.
3. Email Marketing: Campaigns, Mailchimp – 8 hours
o Understanding how to create, design, and track email marketing campaigns using
tools like Mailchimp to increase customer engagement and conversions.
3. Advanced Level (Total: 26 hours)
The Advanced level tackles more complex topics such as advanced SEO techniques, data analysis,
and optimizing conversions.
1. Advanced SEO: Backlinking, Technical SEO – 10 hours
o Delving into advanced SEO strategies, including how to acquire high-quality
backlinks and improve the technical aspects of a website for SEO success.
2. Analytics & Data Analysis: Google Analytics, Google Search Console – 10 hours
o Learning to analyze data and use Google Analytics and Google Search Console to
track, monitor, and optimize your digital marketing efforts.
3. Conversion Rate Optimization (CRO) & A/B Testing – 6 hours
o Learning how to improve website conversion rates using CRO techniques and
conducting A/B tests to enhance the performance of marketing campaigns.
5. Backend Web Development Roadmap Allocation (6 Months)
1. Beginner Level (Total: 80 hours)
The Beginner level introduces essential backend concepts such as server management, HTTP
protocols, APIs, backend languages, and databases.
1. Understanding Backend Basics: Servers, HTTP, APIs – 20 hours
o Learning the fundamentals of backend development, including how servers work,
the HTTP protocol, and APIs, which are essential for backend communication.
2. Learning a Backend Language: [Link], PHP – 30 hours
o Focusing on learning one or both backend languages like [Link] and PHP, including
their syntax, features, and core concepts. The goal is to understand how backend
logic is implemented.
3. Database Fundamentals: SQL (MySQL), NoSQL (MongoDB) – 30 hours
o Understanding the basics of relational databases (SQL, MySQL) and NoSQL
databases (MongoDB), including database design, CRUD operations, and data
storage techniques.
2. Intermediate Level (Total: 72 hours)
The Intermediate level will dive deeper into backend development with API creation,
authentication, and advanced database management.
1. Building RESTful APIs: [Link] – 30 hours
o Learning to build and manage RESTful APIs using [Link]. This includes creating
endpoints, handling requests, responses, and understanding REST principles.
2. Authentication & Authorization: JWT, OAuth – 20 hours
o Learning how to implement secure authentication and authorization using JSON
Web Tokens (JWT) and OAuth for user access control in web applications.
3. Advanced Database Management: Query Optimization, Transactions – 22 hours
o Delving into advanced database management techniques, including query
optimization to improve database performance and working with database
transactions to ensure data integrity.
3. Advanced Level (Total: 40 hours)
The Advanced level focuses on cutting-edge topics like microservices and serverless architecture.
1. Microservices & Serverless Architecture – 40 hours
o Learning how to design and implement microservices and serverless architectures.
This includes understanding their benefits, how to break applications into smaller
services, and how to manage them efficiently.
