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Web Development for Kids & Teens
Build websites, apps, and browser games from scratch.
This live 1-on-1 web development path teaches learners how websites work, then takes them from HTML and CSS into JavaScript, interactive apps, browser games, responsive design, and publishing. Every eight lessons ends with an original web project.
Web development curriculum: from first page to a published portfolio and web arcade
Open a phase to explore the learning topics. Each phase ends with a project made by the student.
Phase 1: Html Foundations & My First Web PageLessons 1–8
- How the Web Works: Browsers, Files, & Code Editors
- Structure of a Web Page: HTML, Head, Body, & Title Tags
- Text Essentials: Headings (H1-H6) & Paragraphs
- Adding Color to Text & Simple Text Styling Tags
- Organizing Content: Unordered & Ordered Lists
- Adding Images: Src Attributes, Alt Text, & File Paths
- Hyperlinks: Linking Web Pages & External Websites
🏆 Project checkpoint — Custom "About Me" Profile Page
Phase 2: Expanding Html & Basic Css StylingLessons 9–16
- Introduction to CSS: Inline Styling & Color Names
- Internal Style Sheets: Using the <style> Tag
- Background Colors & Custom Page Layouts
- Changing Fonts: Font Families, Sizes, & Text Alignment
- HTML Audio & Video Players: Embedding Media
- Creating HTML Buttons & Click Targets
- Grouping Elements: Introduction to Divs & Spans
🏆 Project checkpoint — Interactive Digital Recipe or Fan Page
Phase 3: Css Styling, Colors & The Box ModelLessons 17–24
- External Style Sheets: Linking CSS Files
- CSS Selectors: Targeting Elements, Classes, & IDs
- The Box Model 1: Padding & Content Spacing
- The Box Model 2: Borders, Radii (Rounded Corners), & Margins
- Hex Codes & RGB Color Picker Magic
- Styling Links, Buttons, & Hover States
- CSS Shadows: Text Shadows & Box Shadows
🏆 Project checkpoint — Custom Online Trading Card Collection
Phase 4: Advanced Css Layouts & AnimationsLessons 25–32
- Display Properties: Block vs. Inline Elements
- Intro to Flexbox 1: Aligning Items Vertically & Horizontally
- Intro to Flexbox 2: Creating Responsive Navigation Bars
- CSS Transitions: Smooth Color & Size Changes
- CSS Keyframe Animations: Making Elements Move & Bounce
- Positioning Elements: Relative, Absolute, & Fixed
- Creating Dropdown Menus & Cards Layouts
🏆 Project checkpoint — Animated Online Poster & Interactive Art Gallery
Phase 5: Javascript Basics & Dom InteractionLessons 33–40
- Intro to JavaScript: Script Tags, Console, & Alerts
- JavaScript Variables: Storing Words & Numbers (let & const)
- Functions Basics: Writing Code That Runs on Command
- Event Listeners: Triggering Code with Button Clicks
- DOM Manipulation 1: Changing Text with getElementById
- DOM Manipulation 2: Changing Images & Colors with Clicks
- Text Inputs: Reading What the User Types
🏆 Project checkpoint — Interactive Soundboard & Color Changing Hub
Phase 6: Javascript Logic, Math & ConditionsLessons 41–48
- Conditional Logic: If › Else Statements
- Comparing Values: Greater Than, Less Than, & Equality
- JavaScript Math: Random Numbers & Floor Functions
- Building Counters: Incrementing & Decrementing Points
- Working with Time: SetTimeout & SetInterval Timers
- Arrays: Storing Lists of Game Items & Colors
- Arrays & Loops: Picking Random Quotes or Fortune Cookie Items
🏆 Project checkpoint — Magic 8-Ball & Random Story Generator App
Phase 7: Building Web Games With JavascriptLessons 49–56
- HTML5 Canvas Intro: Drawing Shapes & Colors with Code
- Canvas Animation: Moving Objects Across the Screen
- Game Controls: Arrow Key & Mouse Movement Logic
- Collision Detection: Detecting Touches & Hits
- Scorekeeping & Lives Logic on Canvas
- Game Loops: Keeping the Action Running Smoothly
- Game Over & Win Screens on Web Pages
🏆 Project checkpoint — Playable Browser Clicker or Arcade Mini-Game
Phase 8: Capstone Project & PublishingLessons 57–64
- Responsive Design: Making Sites Look Good on Tablets & Phones
- HTML Forms: Input Fields, Checkboxes, & Dropdowns
- Web Design Polish: Custom Cursor FX, Favicons, & Fonts
- Code Organization: Cleaning HTML, CSS, & JS Files
- Bug Hunting & Playtesting Browser Compatibility
- Peer Review & Iteration: Refining UX and UI Design
- Web Hosting Basics: Publishing Live Sites via GitHub Pages
🏆 Project checkpoint — Master Website Portfolio & Web Arcade Showcase
Is this course right for your child?
Kids and teens who want to create real websites, interactive apps, and browser games with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
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Does my child need coding experience?
No. The course begins with how web pages work and builds skills step by step from HTML into CSS and JavaScript.
Will students learn JavaScript?
Yes. The second half introduces JavaScript logic, DOM interaction, interactive apps, Canvas, and browser game development.
Will my child publish a website?
The final phase includes responsive design, polish, testing, and web hosting basics so students can publish a finished portfolio project.
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