Web Development (HTML, CSS & JS)
Empower your child to build their own piece of the internet. In this course, teens aged 11 to 17 learn how to construct, style, and launch responsive websites using professional HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript logic.
Overview & Description
The internet runs on web pages. Understanding frontend engineering is one of the most practical and high-demand skill sets today. Our web development course teaches children to look under the hood of websites they visit every day.
Students begin by building structured code layouts with HTML5. Next, they add modern colors, layouts, and typography with CSS3, before diving into JavaScript (JS) to bring web elements to life with animation, API interactions, and forms.
Detailed Curriculum
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01
HTML5 Structure & Semantic Layouts
Learning headings, text elements, media injection, semantic tags (nav, header, footer), lists, tables, and anchor links.
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02
CSS3 Styling & Responsive Design
Working with the box model, margin/padding adjustments, classes, IDs, colors, typography, Flexbox, and CSS Grid layouts.
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03
JavaScript Interactivity
Grasping fundamental JS syntax: variables, events, DOM queries, conditional states, and interactive click triggers.
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04
Version Control & Web Deployment
Introducing Git, using GitHub Pages, launching personal websites online, and setting up responsive portfolio portfolios.
Learning Outcomes
Responsive Design
Build web pages that scale smoothly on mobile devices, tablets, and desktop computers.
DOM Manipulation
Manipulate HTML and CSS styles on the fly using JavaScript event listeners.
Web Deployment
Host files in cloud environments and deploy live links to share with the world.
Sample Student Projects
Personal Portfolio Page
A beautiful personal profile website displaying bio details, social links, and code portfolio blocks.
Interactive To-Do App
A task tracking tool built with HTML, CSS, and JS that allows users to add, complete, and delete tasks.
Product Landing Page
A clean, marketing-focused single-page site with smooth navigation, hero banner, forms, and features.