Web Development with AI

Before you start building websites and apps, you’ll set up the tools every developer relies on. You’ll get comfortable with the terminal, learn how to keep track of your work with Git, and use GitHub to share and collaborate on projects — just like professional developers do every day.

AI is changing how modern developers work — and in this section, you’ll learn how to make it part of your everyday toolkit. You’ll explore how AI-powered tools like GitHub Copilot, Cursor, and even Google Chrome can help you write code, solve problems faster, and stay focused on the bigger picture. You’ll also discover how to tap into AI APIs to build your own intelligent features.

With HTML you’ll structure content, and with CSS you’ll shape its look and feel. You’ll design layouts, add colours and typography, and make your pages responsive so they look great on any device. This is where your ideas first turn into something you can see and share.

JavaScript is what turns a static page into something playful and dynamic. You’ll learn how to make things respond to clicks, update in real time, and connect to live data. It’s where your websites stop being “just pages” and start feeling like apps.

Once you’ve learned the basics of JavaScript, TypeScript helps you take things further. You’ll write code that’s easier to understand, spot mistakes before they happen, and see how larger projects become simpler to manage. It’s a skill many modern teams rely on — and it’ll give your apps an extra layer of polish.

With React, you’ll learn how today’s most popular apps are made — the kind you use every day at Spotify, Netflix, or Instagram. React is a JavaScript library that makes it easier to build bigger, more complex projects by breaking them into reusable pieces called components. That’s why it comes after JavaScript: once you know the basics of logic and interaction, React gives you the structure to create fast, dynamic apps — the way professionals build them.

Most courses stop at the frontend — but we’ll also show you what happens behind the scenes. With Node.js, you’ll learn how to build the part of an app that stores information and makes it available when you need it. You’ll create your own database, connect it to your projects, and see how everything works together. It’s an extra layer of skill that gives you a bigger picture of web development.