Course description

Course Overview:

Our "Chrome Extension Tutorial" course is designed to teach you how to build browser extensions for Google Chrome using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Chrome extensions allow you to customize and enhance your browsing experience by adding functionality to the Chrome browser. In this course, you'll start with the basics of Chrome extensions, including setup, manifest files, and extension architecture. You'll learn how to interact with Chrome APIs, manipulate DOM elements on web pages, and handle user interactions. By the end of this course, you'll be able to create your own Chrome extensions and publish them to the Chrome Web Store.

Key Learning Objectives:

• Understand the architecture and components of Chrome extensions.
• Create manifest files and configure extension permissions.
• Use Chrome APIs to interact with browser features and external services.
• Modify web pages using content scripts and manipulate DOM elements.
• Implement background scripts for handling events and executing tasks.

Requirements:

• Basic knowledge of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
• Familiarity with web development concepts.
• Access to a computer with Google Chrome browser installed.

Outcomes: Upon completing this course, you will:

• Have a thorough understanding of Chrome extension development.
• Build functional Chrome extensions to enhance browsing productivity.
• Customize browser behavior and integrate with external APIs.
• Debug and troubleshoot Chrome extensions effectively.
• Publish your Chrome extensions to the Chrome Web Store for public use.

Certification:

Upon successful completion of the course, you'll receive a certification recognizing your proficiency in Chrome extension development. This certification validates your ability to design, develop, and deploy Chrome extensions, empowering you to create custom solutions and extensions for personal or professional use.

What will i learn?

• Build and Deploy Chrome Extensions: Design, develop, and publish Chrome extensions to the Chrome Web Store.
• Understand Chrome Extension Components: Grasp the fundamental structure of Chrome extensions, including manifest files, background scripts, and content scripts.
• Develop Functional Features: Implement key features of Chrome extensions, such as browser actions, page actions, and context menus.
• Utilize Chrome APIs: Use Chrome APIs to access and manipulate browser features, manage user interactions, and handle storage.
• Navigate the Extension Submission Process: Prepare and submit your extensions to the Chrome Web Store, including the review and update process.