On this course from the Raspberry Pi Foundation, you’ll first build a website using HTML, style it with CSS, and then make it interactive using JavaScript.
Along the way, you’ll learn about the box model, which describes how websites are laid out by browsers, and about the Document Object Model, which your JavaScript code will interact with to dynamically change your web pages.
In the final week, you’ll design and create a quiz web page and demonstrate your new skills by making your own website.
Layouts in CSS, including the box model and responsive design
Using JavaScript to make interactive web pages
The Document Object Model
Validation
What will you achieve?
By the end of the course, you’ll be able to…
Produce an HTML web page using suitable tags and attributes
Explain the advantages of CSS compared to inline styling
Apply classes and ids to style a website
Model web pages using the box model
Demonstrate how to use the Document Object Model (DOM) to access an element of a web page
Produce an interactive website using JavaScript
Who is the course for?
This course is designed for teachers delivering lessons at a GCSE level or equivalent, and for beginner programmers looking to start using HTML and JavaScript.
To take this course, you need to be familiar with basic programming structures such as loops and if statements, but you don’t need any experience of HTML, CSS or JavaScript.
Matt Hogan
Hi I am Matt. I love being a Learning Manager for Key Stage 4 at The Raspberry Pi Foundation. I feel privileged to support the computing education community from across the world.
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