Learn to code by
actually coding
Turn ideas into real projects. This editor below is live. Go ahead, break something.
No setup, no installs · 72 free lessons
const btn = document.querySelector('.btn'); const out = document.querySelector('.out'); btn.addEventListener('click', () => { btn.style.background = '#C792EA'; btn.textContent = 'You changed me! 🎉'; out.textContent = 'Nice work!'; }); // Change the colour above, then // press Run to see it update live.
How it works
01
Learn
Short lessons that explain one idea at a time, with no jargon.
02
Practice in the editor
Try every concept in the live editor, right in your browser.
03
Build a project
Ship something real: a page, a game, a tool you can share.
04
Grow
Level up into JavaScript, projects, and AI-assisted coding.
The playground
Practice with real challenges
Pick one, code it live, see it work.
tasks.push( 'learn JS'
Build a to-do list
Add, check off, and delete tasks with a few lines of JavaScript.
.btn:hover {
transform:
translateY(-2px) Animate a button
Give a button a satisfying hover lift and press effect in pure CSS.
setInterval(() => { tick('3…2…1'
Make a countdown timer
Count down to launch with setInterval and live DOM updates.
.card {
display: grid Style a pricing card
Turn a plain list into a polished card with grid, radius, and shadow.
The curriculum
What you'll learn
Three tracks, one straight line from first tag to real projects.
HTML foundations
Structure any page: headings, links, images, forms.
18 lessons
CSS & layout
Style and lay out anything with flexbox and grid.
24 lessons
JavaScript basics
Make pages interactive with real, running code.
30 lessons
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Maya T. · Career switcher, now junior developer
“The live editor changed everything for me. Seeing my code run instantly made it finally click.”
Jordan R. · Self-taught frontend learner
“I built my portfolio site after the CSS track. My students now ask me how I made it.”
Priya S. · High-school teacher
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