Modern HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript to build Responsive and Mobile Friendly projects for your dream portfolio and resume!
InstructorAndrei NeagoieEditorial course preview
These 2 complementary views highlight concrete, legible examples from the course presentation.
This split-screen view demonstrates how CSS properties like background color and box-shadow are applied to style a button within a web application featuring a cartoon robot.
A screenshot of a browser-based painting tool interface showing the active color picker and a basic sketch on the canvas, demonstrating the functionality of the MS Paint clone project.
The curriculum provides a wide array of self-contained projects, ranging from simple DOM manipulations to complex API integrations and games.
Integrated code review segments allow learners to see how to improve security, performance, and maintainability of their implementations.
Some projects rely on external services that may become outdated or broken over time, impacting the reliability of specific lessons. A signal from early 2024 suggests an issue with a Quote Generator API; while the course was updated in February 2026, this update does not guarantee the service has been restored.
Certain projects may utilize pre-existing templates rather than requiring a full build from scratch, and some learners find the technical explanations insufficient for absolute beginners. A signal from late 2023 indicates these concerns, though the February 2026 update label does not prove these specific implementation methods were changed.
The curriculum aligns well with those looking to practice fundamentals, though it may be too advanced or too shallow depending on the learner's starting point.
