Creating a Carousel and a Task List using JavaScript

This web development course demonstrates and explains the process of creating a dynamic carousel and task list using JavaScript. It begins by demonstrating the process of setting up the development environment for creating the carousel, and how images could be sourced and added to the project. Ot proceeds to show how to create required objects, apply styling with CSS (cascading style sheets), and add interactivity to the slider. This part concludes with demonstrations of how to automate the slider, set slide conditions, and create dot indicators. The second demonstrates the process of creating a dynamic task list using JavaScript and commences with setting up the development environment. This is followed by lessons on how to create buttons to be used to add items to the list, as well as an event listener, used to provide an error message. Task list styling as well as cross-out, delete and download functionality are demonstrated next. The course wraps up with an explanation of how to locally store, and retrieve the task list. Carousel sliders and task lists are present on a lot of websites, and learning to create dynamic ones for a website is certainly worth adding to your web development repertoire. This short course covers everything you need to know to create them both using JavaScript. New and experienced developers will find this course useful, as well as anyone who would like to learn to create a carousel or task list for their website. Start now and learn to create dynamic carousels and task lists in under three hours.