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13 recorded courses and 3 tracks that put several of them in order. Each one starts from a problem you might recognise, and every lesson is streamed online for 18 months.
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You have never written a line of HTML and a code editor looks like the cockpit of a plane.
3 items £521–£768
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“I have heard the site must be accessible, and I do not know what that means in code.”
Semantic HTML, keyboard focus, colour contrast, forms and images that work with assistive technology, checked live with a screen reader and a keyboard.
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“I copy code from tutorials and have no idea why it works, or why it suddenly stops.”
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You have a business, a club or a practice, and you would rather change your own website than wait for someone else to.
4 items £594–£1,968
Track 6 modules
“I want to build and look after our business site myself, start to finish.”
HTML and CSS, responsive layout, a hand-built PHP site, hosting and domains, and search basics, in order, with one business site carried through every stage.
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“Someone set up our WordPress site years ago, and now I am scared to press Update.”
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“I want a fast, simple site I fully understand, without a pile of plugins.”
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“Our site exists, but nobody seems to find it unless they type our name.”
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You can build a page. Now you want it to react: menus, forms, data from elsewhere, a small app.
5 items £1,159–£2,563
Track 8 modules
“I would like to learn front-end development properly, in the right order, not tutorial by tutorial.”
HTML, CSS, layout, accessibility, JavaScript, the DOM, asynchronous code, Git and React as one ordered route, with a portfolio project growing alongside.
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“I understand HTML and CSS, but JavaScript reads like a different alphabet.”
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“I know the JavaScript basics, but connecting them to buttons and forms is where I get lost.”
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“My code runs before the data arrives and I do not understand why.”
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“Every job advert mentions React and every tutorial skips the part I am stuck on.”
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The site works on your laptop. Version control, hosting, a domain and a page that loads quickly are what is left.
4 items £553–£3,138
Track 8 modules
“I want everything on the shelves, in an order that makes sense.”
Every course in the catalogue arranged as one route: building pages, running your own site, JavaScript and React, then hosting, Git and performance.
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“I have folders called final, final-2 and final-really, and I am afraid of the command line.”
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“The site works on my laptop. Getting it onto the internet is a mystery.”
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“Our pages take ages to load on a phone and I do not know where to start.”
