Understand How Modern Websites Are Built
From a blank document to a working, interactive website — learn each layer of web development.
01 — PLANNING
Define the purpose, audience, and structure of the website before writing any code.
Planning
Define the purpose, audience, and structure of the website before writing any code.
Structure
Write HTML to organize the content — headings, paragraphs, links, images, and forms.
Styling
Apply CSS to control colors, fonts, spacing, and the overall visual presentation.
Responsive Layout
Use media queries and flexible layouts so the site works on all screen sizes.
Interaction
Add JavaScript to respond to user actions and update the page dynamically.
Testing
Review the site in different browsers and devices to identify and fix issues.
Improvement
Refine the code, improve performance, and continue developing the project.
See Each Layer of a Web Page
A web page is built from multiple layers. Select a view to see what each layer contributes to the final result.
HTML
- Document structure
- Semantic elements
- Forms and inputs
- Links and navigation
- Images and media
CSS
- Selectors and properties
- Box model
- Flexbox and Grid
- Animations and transitions
Responsive Design
- Media queries
- Fluid layouts
- Mobile-first approach
- Viewport units
JavaScript
- Variables and functions
- Events
- DOM manipulation
- Interactive elements
Accessibility
- Semantic HTML
- ARIA basics
- Keyboard navigation
- Color contrast
Testing
- Browser testing
- Debugging
- Code review
- Improvement
Simple Page
A single HTML page with basic CSS styling.
Multi-Section Website
Multiple sections with navigation and organized content.
Responsive Website
A site that adapts to different screen sizes and devices.
Interactive Website
JavaScript adds dynamic behavior and user interaction.
Introductory Web Application
A foundation for understanding how web applications are structured.
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