Design consistency in large websites is hard to achieve. Using visual design & code best practices, students build a cohesive library of common components, patterns, and styles. Small teams exchange pattern libraries and demonstrate the many components by creating full page template deliverables.
Learning code doesn’t have to be confounding.
There are too many topics and too many tutorials online. It’s hard to figure you which are up-to-date and even harder to figure out what order to follow them.
Learn the Web, is a structured, curated, living guide to web development for graphic designers—presenting the information in a logical, targeted order that goes from a basic mobile-friendly webpage to a complex multi-screen interactive website.
- Learning Materials — learntheweb.courses
- Web Dev Courses — learntheweb.courses
- Video Playlists — videos.learntheweb.courses
- Activities — activities.learntheweb.courses
I believe that everybody should perpetually learn, try, build, break, & fix things—the Open Web is the perfect platform for exactly that.
