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Responsive Web Foundations

Learn to build, test and repair websites with HTML and CSS. Start with a small page. Finish the pilot with an independent profile project.

Pilot: modules 1–3
The pilot contains nine lessons, six practical activities, three knowledge checks and one project. Modules 4–8 and certification follow after learner testing. The full course is planned at 30–50 hours; that estimate has not yet been validated.
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What you need

A computer and a browser. No coding experience or paid software is required. Open each example or exercise in the browser editor, write your code and see a live preview. Drafts and practice progress are saved on this device. Sign in to an existing course account on the website to sync across devices. You can also download and edit the files yourself.

1. Your First Web Page

  1. Meet the browser
  2. Give the document a structure
  3. Connect headings, text and links

Workshop: Build a learning profile
Break / Fix: Repair a disconnected page
Knowledge check: five questions

2. Content That Makes Sense

  1. Make images useful
  2. Choose lists and tables for the content
  3. Read the page without its appearance

Workshop: Build a recipe people can follow
Break / Fix: Repair the meaning of a recipe
Knowledge check: five questions

3. CSS Foundations

  1. Understand which CSS rule wins
  2. Make space with the box model
  3. Choose readable type, colour and units

Workshop: Style a readable learning profile
Break / Fix: Repair a cascade and width failure
Knowledge check: five questions

4. Layout with Flexbox and Grid

Planned after pilot testing — not yet available

5. Responsive by Design

Planned after pilot testing — not yet available

6. Accessible Interfaces and Forms

Planned after pilot testing — not yet available

7. Reusable CSS and Components

Planned after pilot testing — not yet available

8. Test, Improve and Publish

Planned after pilot testing — not yet available

Project 1: Personal Profile

Apply modules 1–3 to a page of your own. Choose the wording and design, then test against the brief.

Read the project brief

How certification will work

The full course will require all eight modules, three independent projects and a practical final assessment. Passing this pilot is not a certificate. The planned certificate records completion of automatically assessed tasks; it does not verify identity or formal accreditation.

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