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Learning web development in three months is an ambitious goal, but

with a structured and intensive schedule, it's achievable. Here’s a


comprehensive plan to cover the full stack of web development,
focusing on both front-end and back-end technologies. This schedule
assumes a commitment of around 3-4 hours of study per day.

### Month 1: Front-End Development

#### Week 1: HTML & CSS


- **Day 1-2**: Introduction to HTML (Structure, Elements, Attributes)
- **Day 3-4**: HTML Forms and Tables
- **Day 5-6**: Introduction to CSS (Selectors, Properties, Box Model)
- **Day 7**: CSS Flexbox and Grid Layout

#### Week 2: Advanced HTML & CSS


- **Day 8-9**: Responsive Web Design with Media Queries
- **Day 10-11**: CSS Frameworks (Bootstrap)
- **Day 12-13**: CSS Preprocessors (SASS/SCSS)
- **Day 14**: Building a Responsive Website

#### Week 3: JavaScript Basics


- **Day 15-16**: Introduction to JavaScript (Syntax, Variables, Data
Types)
- **Day 17-18**: Control Structures (Conditionals, Loops)
- **Day 19-20**: Functions and Scope
- **Day 21**: DOM Manipulation

#### Week 4: Advanced JavaScript


- **Day 22-23**: Events and Event Handling
- **Day 24-25**: Working with Arrays and Objects
- **Day 26-27**: Asynchronous JavaScript (Promises, async/await)
- **Day 28**: ES6+ Features (Arrow Functions, Template Literals,
Destructuring)

### Month 2: Front-End Frameworks and Tools

#### Week 5: Version Control and Build Tools


- **Day 29-30**: Introduction to Git and GitHub
- **Day 31-32**: Using Git for Version Control (Branches, Merging,
Pull Requests)
- **Day 33-34**: Introduction to Webpack and Module Bundlers
- **Day 35**: Task Runners (npm scripts)
#### Week 6: JavaScript Frameworks/Libraries
- **Day 36-37**: Introduction to React (Components, JSX)
- **Day 38-39**: State and Props
- **Day 40-41**: React Hooks
- **Day 42**: Building a Simple React Application

#### Week 7: Advanced React


- **Day 43-44**: React Router
- **Day 45-46**: State Management (Context API, Redux)
- **Day 47-48**: Handling Forms in React
- **Day 49**: Building a Complex React Application

#### Week 8: UI/UX Design Principles


- **Day 50-51**: Basics of UI/UX Design
- **Day 52-53**: Design Tools (Figma/Adobe XD)
- **Day 54-55**: Prototyping and Wireframing
- **Day 56**: User Testing and Feedback

### Month 3: Back-End Development

#### Week 9: Introduction to Back-End


- **Day 57-58**: Basics of Server, HTTP, and RESTful APIs
- **Day 59-60**: Introduction to Node.js
- **Day 61-62**: Setting Up a Node.js Server
- **Day 63**: Understanding Express.js

#### Week 10: Database Integration


- **Day 64-65**: Introduction to Databases (SQL vs NoSQL)
- **Day 66-67**: Working with MongoDB
- **Day 68-69**: Mongoose and Data Modeling
- **Day 70**: CRUD Operations with MongoDB

#### Week 11: Authentication and Deployment


- **Day 71-72**: User Authentication (JWT, Passport.js)
- **Day 73-74**: File Uploads and Management
- **Day 75-76**: Deployment (Heroku, Netlify)
- **Day 77**: Environment Variables and Configuration

#### Week 12: Full-Stack Application Development


- **Day 78-80**: Planning a Full-Stack Project
- **Day 81-83**: Setting Up the Project (Frontend and Backend)
- **Day 84-86**: Building and Integrating APIs
- **Day 87-89**: Finalizing the Project (Testing, Debugging)
- **Day 90**: Project Presentation and Review

### Final Review and Projects


- **Day 91-93**: Review and Revision of All Topics
- **Day 94-96**: Practice Projects (Combine various concepts
learned)
- **Day 97-99**: Advanced Project (e.g., Full Stack Application)
- **Day 100**: Final Assessment and Next Steps

### Study Tips


- **Practice Regularly**: Consistency is key to mastering web
development.
- **Use Online Resources**: Utilize platforms like freeCodeCamp,
Codecademy, and Stack Overflow.
- **Join Communities**: Participate in forums, join study groups, and
attend webinars.
- **Build Projects**: Apply what you learn by building small projects
and gradually increase their complexity.

This schedule is intensive but provides a comprehensive roadmap to


mastering web development in three months. Adjust the timeline
based on your personal progress and understanding.

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