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This topic guides new web developers through building and launching a first, simple website. Because creating a professional site takes time, the focus is on starting small: gathering the needed assets, writing code for a basic webpage, and publishing it so others can view it online. It also outlines what to do before coding—planning the site’s content and design. Learners are encouraged to decide what information they will showcase and which fonts and colors they’ll use, then build the page using core web technologies: HTML for structure, CSS for styling, and JavaScript for interactivity. Finally, once the files are organized and the code is complete, the topic explains how to put the website online with minimal effort.
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This module assumes no prior knowledge of web technologies, but learners should already be comfortable using their operating system. This includes navigating the file system, managing files, and browsing the web. These basic skills provide the foundation for creating, organizing, testing, and publishing a simple website. Learners should also have a code editor and multiple web browsers installed. A code editor is needed to write HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, while multiple browsers help test how the website functions and appears in different environments. If these tools are not available, learners should complete an environment setup module first.
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