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Building Websites with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript: Getting Started

Beginner 3.9 hours English Certificate of Completion

What you'll learn

Structure pages with HTML
Style pages with CSS
Add behaviour with JavaScript
Build an interactive website
Understand how the web stack fits together
Lay a foundation for web development

This course includes

3.9h
On-demand video
Yes
Mobile access
English
Language
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Instructor

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Craig Shoemaker
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Taught by Craig Shoemaker, a veteran web developer, podcaster and Pluralsight author known for approachable front-end teaching.

Requirements

  • No coding experience required

Who this course is for

  • Complete beginners to web development
  • Career changers exploring the web
  • Anyone building a first website

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Frequently asked questions

Yes — it assumes no coding background and takes you from a blank page to an interactive website covering HTML, CSS and JavaScript together.
No — Pluralsight doesn't issue course-completion certificates; it tracks progress via Skill IQ.
About four hours.
A dedicated JavaScript course, then a framework like React, to go deeper into interactivity and apps.
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