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. Practice activity includes building a basic “About Me” webpage.This hands-on summer Course introduces kids and teens to the exciting world of web designing. Students will learn to build their own websites from scratch using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. The course blends creativity and coding, helping young learners turn their ideas into real, interactive web pages.
Through guided lessons and fun mini-projects, participants will master web layout, styling, interactivity, and responsive design. They’ll create their own personal webpages, blogs, or image galleries—while learning how websites work, how to structure content, and how to make their creations mobile-friendly and visually appealing.
This Web Designing course is a beginner-friendly, interactive learning experience designed for kids and teens. Participants will explore the core technologies behind websites—HTML, CSS, and JavaScript—while developing real, functional web projects.
This beginner-friendly program covers everything from creating a basic webpage to adding interactivity and making sites responsive for mobile devices. By the end, students will walk away with their own personal projects and the skills to continue building online.
No prior coding experience is required—just curiosity and creativity!
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