Frontend Development

Build interfaces people use - and browsers respect.

The complete frontend path: how the web works, HTML, CSS, JavaScript in depth, Git, tooling, React with TypeScript, testing, performance and accessibility - every topic explained, with free resources throughout.

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  1. 1

    How the Web Works

    Understand the platform before writing for it.

    1 week0/4
  2. 2

    HTML

    Structure content the way browsers, screen readers and Google expect.

    1–2 weeks0/4
  3. 3

    CSS

    Build any layout from a picture, no copy-paste.

    3–4 weeks0/6

    Build: Pixel-accurate landing page

    Rebuild a real product's landing page responsively from a screenshot - no frameworks, no libraries.

  4. 4

    JavaScript

    Write JS you can explain in an interview, not just run.

    4–5 weeks0/7

    Build: API-driven app, vanilla JS

    Build a searchable, paginated UI over a public API with loading, empty and error states.

  5. 5

    Git & Collaboration

    Work the way teams actually ship.

    1–2 weeks0/3
  6. 6

    Tooling & Ecosystem

    Navigate the modern JS toolchain calmly.

    1–2 weeks0/3
  7. 7

    React + TypeScript

    Ship features in the stack most teams hire for.

    4–6 weeks0/6

    Build: CRUD app with auth

    A multi-page React + TypeScript app with login, list/detail views and optimistic updates.

  8. 8

    Quality: Testing, Performance, A11y

    The habits that make seniors trust your PRs.

    3–4 weeks0/5
  9. 9

    The Wider Platform

    Capabilities beyond components.

    2 weeks0/4
  10. 10

    Modern Ecosystem

    Navigate the landscape beyond one framework.

    2 weeks0/4
  11. 11

    Ship & Career

    Deployed work and verified proof.

    2 weeks0/3

  12. Final stop: prove it.

    Knowledge without proof is just a claim. Take the free Frontend Development certification — a timed, scored assessment with a public verification link recruiters can check in one click.