
Master HTML and CSS foundations, semantics, flexbox, grid, variables, and responsive design with media queries, while using Figma to translate designs into a real portfolio site with hands-on projects.
Build a fixed left social links panel and a quote section using semantic HTML, with blockquote and figcaption, and CSS for positioning and decorative quotes.
We finalize a homepage with pure HTML and CSS and plan when adding projects, about, and contacts pages, highlighting semantic elements, grid and flexbox layout, and responsive design.
Explore responsive design concepts, learn how media queries and breakpoints adapt layouts across devices, and apply flexible layouts and mobile-first techniques for accessible, SEO-friendly websites.
Learn to build a responsive portfolio site using HTML & CSS for mobile and tablet, applying CSS gaps and media queries to adapt the navbar, hero, and images.
Learn to build a responsive portfolio with css grid and flex, using media queries to adapt project cards, images, and sections for mobile and desktop.
Install node and npm, install and run Sass, and compile Sass to CSS. Learn nesting, mixins, variables, and responsive media queries through a real-world Sass workflow.
Explore building a checkout page with bootstrap, via npm or CDN, compare to tailwind, and optimize production by purging unused styles and creating a custom bootstrap build.
Want to learn how to build real websites from scratch—even if you’ve never written a line of code before?
This course is your complete introduction to HTML and CSS, the foundational languages of the web. Whether you’re a total beginner or someone who’s tired of boring tutorials that go nowhere, you’ll build real-world projects and gain hands-on experience right from the start.
You'll learn:
How to structure any webpage using clean, semantic HTML5
How to style your pages beautifully with CSS3
How to create responsive designs using Flexbox and media queries
How to build modern layouts, buttons, forms, and navigation bars
How to use browser dev tools to inspect and improve your code
CSS preprocessors like Sass
CSS frameworks like Tailwind and Bootstrap
You’ll also gain an understanding of how to organize your files, follow web standards, and write code that’s easy to read and maintain. We’ll talk about real-world workflows and give you tips that professional developers use when building websites for clients or companies.
By the end of this course, you’ll have the confidence and skills to create your own websites, contribute to real projects, or move on to more advanced topics like JavaScript and fullstack development.
This is not just theory — you’ll be building real projects step by step and learning by doing.
No experience required. Just bring your curiosity and a computer — and let’s build the web together.