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Practical web development, clearly taught

Learn the basics. Build something real.

Clear, practical lessons for learning HTML, CSS, JavaScript, TypeScript, Astro, and the skills behind modern websites.

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Beginner-readyStandards-basedBuilt around real code
---
const title = "Build for the web";
const skills = ["HTML", "CSS", "Astro"];
---

<main>
  <h1>{title}</h1>
  <ul>
    {skills.map((skill) => (
      <li>{skill}</li>
    ))}
  </ul>
</main>

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A practical order for learning and building

Begin with what the browser understands, add tools that make larger projects easier to organize, and learn the environment skills that support real development work.

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Web Foundations

Build a sound HTML and CSS foundation, then combine it in a responsive page.

Level
Beginner
Published
6 lessons
Current time
2 hr 16 min
HTMLCSSJavaScriptResponsive design
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JavaScript Essentials

Build a dependable JavaScript vocabulary, starting with values, variables, and clear mental models.

Level
Beginner
Published
1 lesson
Current time
16 min
JavaScript
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TypeScript Essentials

Learn how TypeScript describes JavaScript values and catches mismatches before code runs.

Level
Beginner
Published
1 lesson
Current time
18 min
JavaScriptTypeScript
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Install Ubuntu Safely: A Complete Beginner Series

A zero-assumption path from the official Ubuntu download to a working desktop, including the problems beginners meet when USB drives, internal disks, Windows encryption, or firmware settings get in the way.

Level
Beginner
Published
15 lessons
Current time
4 hr 52 min
LinuxUbuntuWindowsUEFI
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Ubuntu Desktop for Beginners

A practical introduction to using Ubuntu after installation, designed for beginners moving from Windows or using Linux for the first time.

Level
Beginner
Published
18 lessons
Current time
5 hr 25 min
UbuntuLinux
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HTML and CSS

Structure pages with meaningful HTML, then shape their layout and presentation with CSS.

11 resources

JavaScript

Add behavior to web pages and learn the language that runs in every modern browser.

6 resources

TypeScript

Use JavaScript with a type system that catches mistakes and makes intent clearer.

4 resources

Astro

Build fast, content-focused websites with components and very little browser JavaScript.

2 resources

Linux and Ubuntu

You do not need to become a system administrator to use Linux well. Start with the part you need: safe installation, everyday desktop use, the terminal, software, permissions, or web-development tools.

35 resources

Web Accessibility

Create websites more people can perceive, understand, navigate, and use.

5 resources

Web Performance

Understand the choices that help pages load quickly and stay responsive.

1 resource

SEO Fundamentals

Help search engines discover, understand, and present useful web content.

1 resource

Git and GitHub

Track changes, collaborate safely, and understand the workflow behind modern projects.

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Featured tutorials

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Build a Responsive Profile Card with HTML and CSS

A complete profile card that adapts from a compact phone layout to a balanced wider layout without page-level horizontal scrolling.

HTMLCSSResponsive designAccessibility
Difficulty
Beginner
Completion time
1 hr 15 min
Build the profile card

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Clarity before cleverness

Start with the reason

Know what a tool solves before memorizing its syntax.

Build in small steps

Each change should be understandable and easy to test.

Explain decisions

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Use fundamentals together, then inspect the result at real screen sizes.

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