Free course · Web & Apps
Web Development Basics
Build and publish a real web page you can show someone. Understand how the web actually works before choosing a framework.
7lessons
21quiz questions
7exercises
1graded lab
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What you'll be able to do
- Explain what happens between typing an address and seeing a page.
- Write HTML that describes meaning, not just what things should look like.
- Style a page, and understand the box every element lives in.
- Build pages that work on the device most of your visitors will actually use.
- Make a page respond to a click, and know where JavaScript's limits are.
- Put your page on the internet, at a real address you can send to someone.
- Choose your next direction deliberately, knowing what each actually involves.
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See the full syllabus and feeCourse content
- 1 How the web works Explain what happens between typing an address and seeing a page.
- 2 HTML: structure before appearance Write HTML that describes meaning, not just what things should look like. Sign in to open
- 3 CSS: layout, colour and type Style a page, and understand the box every element lives in. Sign in to open
- 4 Making it work on a phone Build pages that work on the device most of your visitors will actually use. Sign in to open
- 5 A little JavaScript: making it react Make a page respond to a click, and know where JavaScript's limits are. Sign in to open
- 6 Publishing your page Put your page on the internet, at a real address you can send to someone. Sign in to open
- 7 Front-end, back-end or full stack? Choose your next direction deliberately, knowing what each actually involves. Sign in to open