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Course orientation · about 4 min
Why learn Web Developer?
Understand what Web Developer is, where it is used and what you could build or become with it.
Web Developer complete beginner course
Your full Web Developer curriculum.
Combine HTML, CSS and JavaScript to plan, build and present complete responsive websites. Complete each practical lesson in order and finish with a real portfolio project.
8 guided steps1.5 learning hours1 final project
Module 1
Start with the reason
Module 2
Build the structure
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Practical lesson · about 8 min
Create the page people will meet first
Start the portfolio with a clear navigation area, introduction and call to action.
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Practical lesson · about 9 min
Turn your work into project stories
Add meaningful sections and reusable project cards instead of an unstructured list.
Module 3
Create the visual system
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Practical lesson · about 10 min
Give the portfolio a recognisable style
Use CSS variables, spacing and typography to create a consistent brand.
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Practical lesson · about 10 min
Make the project work on every screen
Use a responsive grid so the same portfolio feels natural on phones and laptops.
Module 4
Add interaction
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Practical lesson · about 12 min
Make the interface respond to a visitor
Use JavaScript to reveal information when someone asks for it.
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Practical lesson · about 13 min
Build a helpful contact experience
Connect form fields, validation and feedback so visitors know what happened.
Module 5
Ship the project
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Final course project · about 23 min
Complete your responsive developer portfolio
Combine semantic HTML, a reusable visual system and JavaScript interaction into one project you can present.
Final outcome
Build a responsive personal portfolio with project cards, mobile-friendly styling and an interactive contact experience.
Complete the curriculum in order, practise each task and adapt the final project so it is genuinely yours.
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