Choose web development
If you want visible pages, websites and browser apps. You will learn HTML structure, CSS design and JavaScript behaviour.
HTMLONLINE LEARN · FREE GUIDED PATHS
Build a foundation. Then choose where it can take you.
Begin from zero with web development, C or C++. When you are ready, continue into a focused career path with its prerequisite shown clearly.Explore 9 coding paths No login Progress saved in your browser Projects and section exams
FOUNDATIONS & CAREER PATHS
Start where your studies or goal take you.
Every course keeps separate progress, a complete roadmap, exams, projects and a certificate.01FOUNDATION · WEB DEVELOPMENT
<h1>Hello web!</h1>HTML, CSS & JavaScript
Build complete webpages from structure and styling to interactive behaviour.
Start with: No previous coding experience required.
- 136 chapters
- 22 exams
- 37 projects
02FOUNDATION · PROGRAMMING
printf("Hello, C!\n");C Programming
A patient, practical C course for complete beginners, with plain-language lessons, repeated code practice, section exams and useful projects.
Start with:
- 80 chapters
- 10 exams
- 20 projects
03FOUNDATION · MODERN PROGRAMMING
std::cout << "Hello, C++!";C++ Programming
A beginner-first C++ course that grows from simple console programs to reusable classes, standard-library tools and complete projects.
Start with:
- 80 chapters
- 10 exams
- 20 projects
04CAREER PATH · FRONTEND
git init → build → test → deployProfessional Frontend
Move from basic web pages to accessible, tested, responsive and deployable frontend products with a professional portfolio.
Start with: Complete the HTML, CSS and JavaScript foundations first, or bring equivalent basic knowledge.
- 64 chapters
- 8 exams
- 16 projects
05CAREER PATH · REACT
function App() { return <main>Hello React</main>; }React Developer
Master components, state, forms, APIs, routing, TypeScript, testing and production React applications.
Start with: Comfort with HTML, CSS, JavaScript functions, arrays, objects and modules is recommended.
- 64 chapters
- 8 exams
- 16 projects
06CAREER PATH · PYTHON BACKEND
from fastapi import FastAPI
app = FastAPI()Python Backend
Learn Python application structure, HTTP, FastAPI, SQL, authentication, testing and deployment through practical backend projects.
Start with: Basic programming ideas are recommended; the path reviews the Python foundations needed for backend work.
- 64 chapters
- 8 exams
- 16 projects
07CAREER PATH · WORDPRESS
Discover → propose → build → launch → maintainWordPress & Freelancing
Learn domains, hosting, WordPress, themes, plugins, SEO, accessibility, client communication, pricing and maintenance.
Start with: No programming course is required; basic comfort using a browser and managing files is enough.
- 64 chapters
- 8 exams
- 16 projects
08CAREER PATH · UI DESIGN
Understand → sketch → prototype → test → improveUI & Accessibility
Learn typography, colour, layout, Figma, research, usability, accessible interaction, design systems and handoff.
Start with: No programming background is required; curiosity about how people use interfaces is enough.
- 64 chapters
- 8 exams
- 16 projects
09CAREER PATH · DATA AUTOMATION
read → validate → transform → report → verifyPython Data & Automation
Use Python with CSV, Excel, Pandas, APIs, charts and scheduled workflows to automate repetitive data work.
Start with: Basic Python variables, loops and functions are recommended; the first section provides a practical review.
- 64 chapters
- 8 exams
- 16 projects
WHICH COURSE SHOULD I CHOOSE?
Different doors into software development.
Choose C
If your school teaches programming fundamentals, or you want a close look at variables, memory, pointers and how programs are built.
Choose C++
If you want fundamentals plus classes, objects, reusable types, the standard library, games or performance-focused applications.
BEGINNER QUESTIONS
Before you start
Must I take the courses in order?
The three foundation courses are independent. Career paths list recommended background knowledge, so you can prepare first or begin when you already have equivalent experience.
Will the course rush difficult ideas?
No. New ideas are explained in plain words, shown in a complete example, walked through and practised before the quiz.
Does practice run every technology?
No. The lesson workspace checks required patterns and shows expected results. It labels that it is not a compiler, framework runtime, design app or hosted service.
Can I learn on a phone?
Yes. The layouts adapt to smaller screens, although a keyboard makes longer programming projects more comfortable.