Profession

Frontend Developer

Start your career as a Frontend Developer. Learn how to create responsive and user-friendly interfaces for websites and applications. Master JavaScript, HTML and CSS, React+Redux frameworks. Start earning $47,000 or more per year right after you graduate

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What is included in the profession
226 text lessons
2 diploma projects
230 exercises in the simulator
622 quizzes
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Why Frontend?

A Frontend Developer is a programmer who makes websites user-friendly, and harmonizes everything the user interacts with. They help users navigate intuitively, make the site respond instantly, and make the animation feel alive. Our program has courses will help you learn all of this from scratch, at a comfortable pace, and in a reasonable amount of time

1. Practice
Over 300 tasks with instant auto-check in our in-browser IDE. 4 real projects for your portfolio. Tasks and interview questions review.
2. In-depth subject elaboration
We think the “repeat after me” approach is no use. At Hexlet, problem-solving comes only from real understanding.
3. Mentors
Mentors will help you adapt your learning path and carefully review all your solutions. You won't be ashamed of your results.
4. Internship
Participate in real-world projects with live users. Participate in the full development cycle in open source projects (source code is available on GitHub).

What's the average Frontend Developer salary?

The actual salary depends on the state and the particular company. You can double it in just one year of professional development.
$145 000
Median Total Compensation Package
According to a study by levels.fyi

Who our program is for

  • Beginners who want to start a new profession from scratch. This could even be someone without a college degree or relevant background
  • Those who have already tried learning on their own but feel like they need a mentor
  • People who have already tried other courses but still find it hard to write their own code
Toto teaches students
Learning the essentials
JavaScript
The only programming language that works in browsers. The main tool for frontend developers
HTML and CSS
Languages for building web pages, they describe their structure (block layout) and appearance, and maintain text formatting
Frameworks (React + Redux Toolkit)
Libraries that handle common developer tasks. They significantly reduce the amount of code and automate routine tasks
Algorithms and data structures
Any program is a sequence of steps performed on data. How data is organized has a major impact on a project’s usability
Frontend (DOM API)
Frontend developers' code runs in browsers, therefore, developers need to be able to interact with and modify the page
QA testing
Automated tests are an essential part of professional development
Architecture
Designing code that’s easy to analyze and modify requires a good understanding of how it’s organized
Infrastructure
Development isn’t just coding, it’s also mastering the accompanying tools: command line, NPM, Git, Webpack, and others

Tons of practice

→ 300+ in-browser exercises homework with instant autochecking. Do them whenever it suits you.,

→ 4 projects for your GitHub portfolio. A great opportunity to understand how real business-driven development works.

→ 11 open-source Hexlet projects to help you learn how to handle other people's code and make pull requests. This will give you experience in collaborative development.

→ Take-home assignments from our partners: a database of real-world tasks for you to practice. This will give you confidence in interviews.

Testimonials

Inspiring stories from Hexlet graduates who’ve found jobs all over the world

Leonid Sviderskii
Leonid Sviderskii
Montreal

A tech-humanitarian who got into manual testing, then learned JS on Hexlet, went to Canada, and got a job at Unity.

"While developing automatic QA solutions , I was stumped by the fact that I needed to know programming and DevOps to fully grow my career. At first, I tried to get into it without a sound base, going through all sorts of sketchy micro-course learning programs, only to realize that it was a long and unproductive way to go. That's how I got to Hexlet, which became my seasoned mentor."

Denys Bondarenko
Denys Bondarenko
Bielsko-Biała

While working as an upholsterer in a furniture factory he mastered JavaScript on Hexlet and became a developer in Poland.

"Since I had no experience in programming, I was looking for the courses that presented the material in a clear and simple way. That's how I found Hexlet. I was very attracted by the unusual knowledge delivery with the built-in practice, where the theory indirectly intersects with exercises, meaning I had to use my brain to understand and consume each piece of theory."

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We’ve been in the online education market since 2012. Around 10,000 students use our platform every month. We’re a multicultural community of students who are successfully employed around the world.