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Module 2: JS Components + Interactivity

Transform your static website into an interactive experience by adding JavaScript components, event handling, and dynamic user interactions. Learn to build reusable components that make your site feel modern and engaging.

Module Objectives

JavaScript Fundamentals

Master core JavaScript concepts including variables, functions, events, and DOM manipulation to add interactivity to your web pages.

Reusable Components

Build modular, reusable JavaScript components like navigation menus, carousels, modals, and accordions that can be used across your site.

Event-Driven Programming

Implement user interactions through event listeners, handling clicks, form submissions, and dynamic content updates in response to user actions.

AI-Assisted Debugging

Learn to use Claude Code to debug JavaScript errors, understand code behavior, and refactor components for better performance and maintainability.

Module Roadmap

Lessons

4 comprehensive lessons covering core concepts and hands-on implementation.

Start Lesson 1

Theory

Deep dive into theoretical concepts and industry best practices.

View Theory

Demo

Live demonstration of building a complete project from start to finish.

Watch Demo

Practice

Hands-on duplication assignment to reinforce your learning.

Start Assignment

Recommended Learning Path

Follow this sequence for optimal learning:

1. Lessons 2. Theory 3. Demo 4. Practice

Each step builds upon the previous one, so following this order will give you the best learning experience.

Prerequisites

Before starting this module, make sure you have:

  • Completion of Module 1
  • Understanding of HTML and CSS
  • Basic programming logic
  • Functional responsive website from Module 1

Key Technologies

JavaScript (ES6+)
DOM API
Event Listeners
Fetch API
JSON
Browser DevTools
Cursor IDE + Claude Code

What You'll Learn

By the end of Module 2, your website will feel modern and interactive. You'll understand how JavaScript brings web pages to life and be comfortable building components that respond to user interactions. This prepares you for working with structured data in Module 3.