Curriculum / HTML / CSS
HTML / CSS.
The part everyone skips and then quietly googles forever. We’d rather teach it properly once: structure, then layout, then the small details that make a page look considered.
- status
- Outlined, not written
- file
- lesson-01.html
- first project
- One page that looks right everywhere
Why this one
It’s the fastest route from nothing to something you can show a person.
Layout is a real skill. Flexbox and grid deserve an afternoon, not a footnote.
Honest status
Planned. Half of it already exists as notes in a shared doc.
What it looks like
example.htmldraft snippet
1<ul class="steps">2<li>read</li>3<li>type</li>4<li>build</li>5</ul>
The first eight lessons
outline · will change- 01A page, made of nothing
- 02Elements that mean something
- 03The box model, once and for all
- 04Flexbox for the 90% case
- 05Grid for the other 10%
- 06Type, spacing, and why it looks off
- 07Making it work on a phone
- 08A page you’d actually send someone
Project at the end
One page that looks right everywhere
A personal page — your name, your links, your work. Responsive, fast, and not a template. You’ll host it for free at the end.
Want HTML / CSS sooner?
Join the waitlist and vote for it on the curriculum page. We do actually read the tally.