In this module, you will start by learning additional CSS rules for creating simple animations. To enable further interactivity and dynamic behaviours, you will integrate simple JavaScript code into web pages. This involves the understanding and manipulation of the DOM representation of web pages inside browsers. At the end of the module is a programming exercise, where you will build a guessing game, applying the skills you have learned in the first two modules of this course.

In this module, you will be introduced to the jQuery library, which makes JavaScript coding easier and quicker. By introducing more advanced CSS selectors, you will be able to precisely target and manipulate specific HTML elements in jQuery. After a quick look at the implementation of jQuery event handling, you will test your jQuery skills you have learned throughout this module by building a hammer game.

In this module, you will learn to construct vector graphics elements on your web pages with SVG, a text-based language for creating web-based graphics. Building upon the CSS animation techniques from the previous modules, you will then apply these skills to create interesting animations of your SVG components. Additionally, you will be introduced specific CSS animation properties and JavaScript animation events, which provide you greater controls over those animations. By the end of this module, you will apply your SVG and CSS animation skills to develop a jumping game.

In this module, you will sharpen your JavaScript skills by learning a few more JavaScript language features. First, you will be introduced to the use of JavaScript arrays and objects, including the spread operator and the destructuring operation. You will then explore different ways of writing JavaScript functions and their ability to form a closure. Using the capabilities provided by JavaScript closures, you will write modular JavaScript code using a module pattern.

In this module, you will be introduced the HTML canvas element, which lets you draw graphics on web pages. By writing JavaScript code, you will draw different shapes inside the HTML canvas area. The second half of the lesson will focus on using HTML canvas to work on image-based objects called sprites. By animating these sprites, you will build a game called 'Gem Rush!' at the end of the module.