Web Design

Fundamental

Launch Your Digital Journey

A 2‑month immersive course where you’ll learn to code and design real websites from scratch. In small classes (max 8 students), work on hands‑on projects and get one‑on‑one mentoring to develop a professional web portfolio, all at an affordable rate.

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HTML & CSS & JavaScript Basic

From coding to deployment

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fun collaboration education
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fun collaboration education

Real‑world web experience

Fully functional, responsive websites

$450

$450

8 Weeks /16 Hours

2 Days a week

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Frequently Asked

Questions

  • What is web design and why is it valuable for my child?

    Web design combines creativity and coding to build websites that look great and function smoothly. Learning web design helps kids develop problem‑solving, logical thinking, and digital literacy skills that are essential in school projects and future careers.

  • What teaching methods and support are provided?

    We use a “demo → practice” model: brief live demos introduce new concepts, followed by guided hands‑on coding. With class sizes capped at 8, instructors offer immediate help and personalized feedback to ensure every student keeps up.

  • How is the course structured and supported?

    Classes run 2 days/week for 2 hours each over 2 months. With just 8 students per class, every session includes personalized 1:1 mentoring, regular progress check‑ins, and a supportive environment that adapts to each learner’s pace and interests.

  • How will web design skills benefit my child long‑term?

    Beyond building websites, students gain transferable skills—creative thinking, project management, and teamwork. A polished web portfolio can enhance school applications, support future tech studies, and even open doors to early freelance opportunities.