Go from DApp architecture to a deployed application: set up Truffle and Hardhat, connect a React frontend to smart contracts with Web3.js and Ethers.js, test on testnets, then add Redux state, IPFS off-chain data and the security that keeps your DApp safe.
11 assignments and a DApp you deploy to a testnet
Shareable on LinkedIn the day you finish
The frameworks and libraries DApp teams actually use
Three modules, from how DApps work to a secure, deployed application of your own.
Hands-on DApp Design and Development Using Web3 Tools teaches the complete process of designing, developing and deploying decentralized applications on blockchain networks - from their unique architecture to integrating smart contracts.
You start with what makes DApps different and the essential tools - Truffle, Hardhat, Web3.js and Ethers.js - then design user interfaces, connect your frontend to the blockchain, and build applications that interact with smart contracts. Advanced modules cover Redux state management, IPFS off-chain data and robust DApp security.
It's course 2 of Board Infinity's Blockchain Technology Applied specialization on Coursera, built for aspiring developers ready to work in decentralized technology.
If you write code and want it to run on decentralized infrastructure, the course was written with you in mind.
Build your first decentralized application end to end, from architecture to deployment.
Add Web3 integration, wallet transactions and smart contract calls to the frontend skills you have.
Move into Web3 with a clear model of DApp architecture and the tools teams use to build it.
Prototype DApp ideas with modern tooling and understand what it takes to ship them securely.
This is a hands-on course - every module ends with something running, not just concepts you watched.
Truffle and Hardhat set up and tested, with Web3.js and Ethers.js ready for your frontend.
A user-friendly frontend designed with DApp UI/UX principles and wired to Web3.
Smart contracts connected, transactions managed, data read and written - then deployed with CI/CD.
Redux state management, IPFS off-chain data, and security audits and monitoring in place.
A dedicated coach from your target domain: someone who has done the job, hired for it, and knows exactly what it takes.
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What belongs on-chain, off-chain, and in the frontend.
Your contracts, Web3 calls and React components checked line by line.
Security, gas costs and monitoring before real users arrive.
Which Web3 roles this opens, and what to learn next.
About 12 hours end to end, fully self-paced. Every module lists its learning objectives, its content, and what you'll walk out with.
The tools you work in, and the skills you leave with.
The environments where you compile, test and deploy the contracts behind your DApp.
The libraries that let your frontend read the chain, send transactions and call contracts.
The interface your users see, and the state management that keeps it in sync with the chain.
Decentralized storage for the data that's too large or too costly to keep on-chain.
Twelve skills from the course, grouped the way the work actually splits - the design, the build, and the launch.
Interfaces people can use without knowing it's a blockchain.
Wiring a frontend to contracts on a live network.
The difference between a demo and a DApp people trust with funds.
Finish the graded work and Board Infinity issues a shareable certificate through Coursera - add it to your LinkedIn profile, resume or CV.
Issued on completion of the graded assessments in all three modules. Counts toward the Blockchain Technology Applied specialization certificate as well.
Filed under Licenses & Certifications, where recruiters actually look.
On social media and in your next performance review.
Awarded on graded quizzes in all three modules - it certifies what you learned.
Board Infinity as the provider, Coursera as the platform.
These are the roles that rely on exactly this skill set.
The role this course maps to most directly: building the full application, from contracts to interface.
Writing, testing and deploying the on-chain logic with Truffle and Hardhat.
React interfaces that connect wallets, send transactions and read from the chain.
Designing contracts with the frontend in mind, and the integration that makes them usable.
Owning frontend, off-chain data and blockchain layers - and how they fit together.
Finding common DApp vulnerabilities, and auditing and monitoring applications in production.
Deciding what goes on-chain, off-chain and in the frontend for a whole product.
Testnet deployments, CI/CD and monitoring for decentralized applications.
Every topic in this course exists free somewhere on the internet. Nobody is pretending otherwise. What a course adds is the order you learn it in, the practice that makes it stick, and something to show at the end.
This course stands on its own - but it's also the middle step of a three-course path. Enrolling automatically enrolls you in the specialization.
Smart contracts from first principles - the on-chain logic every DApp is built on.
View courseDApp architecture, React and Web3 integration, deployment, state, IPFS and security.
Back to topThe cryptography underneath blockchains, wallets and the security of every DApp.
View courseReact, Redux and front-end web development - the interface layer of every DApp.
View course Start softerNew to React? Start with the fundamentals before wiring it to the blockchain.
View course Go full-stackThe traditional full-stack side - Node.js, MongoDB and JavaScript - to pair with your Web3 skills.
View specializationBoard Infinity runs 270+ courses and 57 specializations on Coursera - browse the full catalogue.
Everything learners ask before enrolling, answered plainly.
A computer with internet access, a code editor, and some familiarity with programming languages like JavaScript.
Engage actively with the course materials, complete the assignments, take part in discussions, and practise the concepts you learn to reinforce your skills.
About 12 hours across 3 modules, with 24 video lessons, 9 readings and 11 assignments. At 10 hours a week that's about one week. It's fully self-paced - deadlines flex around your schedule.
There are discussion forums with a community of learners where you can ask questions and get support.
To access course materials and assignments and earn a certificate, you purchase the Certificate experience when you enroll on Coursera. Eligible learners may also start with a free trial. Some courses also offer a Full Course, No Certificate option, which lets you access course materials, submit required assessments and receive a final grade, without earning a certificate.
Yes - this page is Board Infinity's own overview of our course. Enrollment, payment, video lessons, grading and the certificate all happen on Coursera, where the course is hosted. Think of this page as the detailed tour before you head there.
Yes. There is significant demand for DApp development skills as blockchain technology continues to grow across industries.
Yes. Completing the graded assessments earns you a shareable certificate from Board Infinity, issued through Coursera. You can add it to your LinkedIn profile, resume or CV, and the same completed work counts toward the Blockchain Technology Applied specialization certificate.
When you enroll in the course, you get access to all of the courses in the Specialization, and you earn a certificate when you complete the work. Your electronic certificate is added to your Accomplishments page, where you can print it or add it to your LinkedIn profile.
Yes. In select learning programs you can apply for financial aid or a scholarship if you can't afford the enrollment fee. If financial aid or a scholarship is available for your program, you'll find a link to apply on the Coursera course page.
The other two courses of the Blockchain Technology Applied specialization: Smart Contracts - Blockchain Technology Applied (course 1, ~13 hours) for the on-chain logic, and Deep Dive into Cryptography (course 3, ~13 hours) for the security foundations underneath it. Enrolling in this course automatically enrolls you in the specialization.
Board Infinity 1:1 coaching pairs you with a practitioner while you take the course.
Three modules. Twelve hours. A decentralized app you built yourself - and a certificate to show for it.
Hands-on DApp Design and Development Using Web3 Tools · by Board Infinity · offered on Coursera
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