Course Overview

HTML + CSS

Learn how to build static web pages with semantic HTML and CSS layout.

You'll be able to:

• Structure content using semantic HTML
• Style pages with CSS and responsive layouts
• Build a simple multi-page site

Topics covered:

• HTML elements & semantics
• CSS selectors, box model, flexbox
• Forms and responsive basics

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Programming Basics

General programming concepts useful across languages (not web-specific).

You'll be able to:

• Reason about values, types, and control flow
• Write and test functions and small programs
• Work with common data structures

Topics covered:

• Variables, operators, and expressions
• Conditionals, loops, and functions
• Arrays, objects, and basic algorithms

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TypeScript Programming

Web-focused TypeScript for building interactive pages with safer code, clearer data shapes, and better tooling.

You'll be able to:

• Manipulate the DOM and respond to user input
• Define clear types for variables, functions, and objects
• Structure code with modules and small helpers

Topics covered:

• Basic types, arrays, objects, and function types
• DOM selection, events, and typed values
• Modules, imports/exports, and TypeScript basics

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Recommended order

Follow this sequence for the smoothest learning path:

1. Programming Basics — core concepts first.
2. HTML + CSS — layout and structure for the web.
3. TypeScript Programming — apply programming to web pages.