4

Overall, not bad course for someone looking for the basic overview of HTML, CSS and JS.

There were two things I really disliked though.

The first one is that the majority of videos contain both "what you will learn in this video" at the beginning and "what you have learned in this video" in the end, and that's when they last about 5 minutes. Each video contains little info, it really felt like a waste of time listening to two summaries. Sometimes these "what you will learn in this video" and "what you have learned in this video" took half of the video...

The second one is that the practical tasks including the final project were mostly like "write this line of code ". They almost didn't stimulate to look for answers on your own. So for all those taking this course I highly recommend finding some more practice outside of the course tasks.

This course can be better, the labs are good and the videos cover important concepts, however, there is not enough practice and a lot of HTML, CSS and Javascript material is not covered. This course is not for beginners, if you already have some knowledge you can finish this course and gain something from it but I can imagine a total beginner getting completly lost for example at aligning elements in the screen and working through the functionality of the final project.

I wouldn't recommend it to beginners.

For a brief introductory course it's ok, or if you want to be reminded of some important concepts, but you will have to keep learning on your own after finishing it, because there is so much it doesn't cover. Also it has a lot of theoric material but little practical ones in my opinion, and the few practical exercises there are, they almost give them resolved to you. JavaScript ES6 and beyond features aren't mentioned, so it's a bit outdated. I would have liked a more hands on approach.

Exellent course for an introduction to web development. There should have been one challenging task or project to build something from scratch where students make an attempt and then accompanying videos of how it is actually done. Also, VSCode should be encouraged for IDE instead of the online platform.

It was not really meant for a person who didn't know anything about coding : the courses was not often structured in the right order, and the basics were skipped so many times; i did have basics in HTML and CSS but concerning Javascript it really was a pain. Could please review it ? thank You.

this course is a bit shallow compared a similar course on udemy. javascript should be a standalone module like the course on udemy. this course assumes that anyone who is taking it has a background knowledge in html to rely on udemy to understand certain things.

This course is not for beginners. This course works best as a review of material or should probably be taken alongside another course. There aren't enough labs to work on skills presented, material is seen way too quickly for a beginner to understand.

Final test is badly organized : instead of having a very slow GUI to write the code and then getting people to do 20 screenshots, there should be a liver server to be tested.

Plus the guiding of the test is quite confusing, leading to errors.

I had to pause the videos several times each in order to be able to absorb the useful info. In my case the course served as a good refresher but for someone new to these technologies it may be a bit too fast paced.

Instruction started out strong. Towards the end, particularly while learning javascript I felt I needed more instruction. I ended up getting what I needed from my library and the Mozilla website.

The content is ok, but the course should focus more on the practical side, and the graded assignment at the end should be redone entirely because it's unclear and a huge waste of time

some examples of doesn't work and some js is suboptimal (and rather unsecure) because of changes in css and js& And there is a mistake in exam - in a peer review part

This course is great until I was not able to complete the tasks and cannot go forward. So I am now in limbo not completing the tasks and getting out of the course.

Final assessment was a major leap in difficulty from what was taught and given in previous assignements, and the instructions were unclear and incomplete

An error displays when trying to visualize HTML on the lab sections, on the GitHub labs I couldn't push changes even if I entered the right credentials.

it seems outdated with many bugs and no explanation on how to fix them, so far it has been disappointing not having a person from support to help out.

Css isnt properly taught in the css aspect of the course i dont know i we will be taught any css framework later on as it isnt properly stipulated

It was a nice intro course, but the labs and lessons were not as nicely done as courses in their ML pathway.

it is very fast paced for a new learning develpor and gives very less info and expects much application

test server not working, probably a permanent issue which they don't care to fix.

There were meant to be more practicals than explanation. I expected more though.

Contains more theory. If we have more hands-on it will be more helpful