Would you love to learn coding and computer programming but it sounds super complicated?

Are you frustrated because you want to build a website from scratch that’s uniquely yours? Maybe you write blogs and want your web pages to reflect your awesome personality but you don’t know where to start.

Do you hear the words HTML, CSS, JavaScript or see long strings of code and your brain freezes over?

We’ve cut through the jargon to bring you a refreshingly easy to use HTML, CSS, JavaScript for beginners course.

Speak the computer languages that power the web and start to code. Then wait for that moment when you’re just face-palming because it’s that simple to understand.

“Everybody should learn to program a computer, because it teaches you how to think.” – Steve Jobs

That’s one mighty powerful reason to get an introduction to HTML, CSS and JavaScript. But it also empowers you to:

• Improve your problem-solving ability by being able to create code
• Save time and money by building your own website that is original, outstanding and professional
• Create an app or game for your business or for fun
• Get a massive competitive edge in the marketplace by being among the few computer users who are not overwhelmed by coding or computer programming
• See how web developers are making money and realize “hey, I can do that too!”
• Earn an average of $47 per hour as a computer programmer
• Speak the language that powers the web – computer code

This jargon-free introduction to HTML, CSS and JavaScript web development empowers you to really own your computer or website.

Start coding now.

How is the Coding course assessed?

There is a short multiple choice exam at the end of each module for you to take and you’ll know your score immediately.

By studying Coding online with IOA, you do not pay an extra fee for sitting an exam or have to wait for a set date to sit an exam.

Coding Course Content:

Module 1: Computer Theory

• 1.1. What is a computer?
• 1.2. How do computers work?
• 1.3. Hardware-software interaction
• 1.4. What is programming?

Module 2: Internet Theory

• 2.1. What is the Internet?
• 2.2. What are webpages?
• 2.3. What are the Internet coding languages?

Module 3: Intro To Js Bin

• 3.1. Intro to JS Bin

Module 4: Html

• 4.1. Intro to HTML
• 4.2. HTML Divs
• 4.3. Paragraphs and headings
• 4.4. Text styling
• 4.5. Lists
• 4.6. Links and images
• 4.7. Inputs
• 4.8. Tables
• 4.9. IDs and classes

Module 5: Css

• 5.1. Intro to CSS
• 5.2. Sizing
• 5.3. Positioning
• 5.4. Margins and padding
• 5.5. Colors
• 5.6. Text styling
• 5.7. Screen size changes

Module 6: Javascript

• 6.1. Intro to JavaScript
• 6.2. Getting elements by ID
• 6.3. Getting elements by class name
• 6.4. Getting elements by tag name
• 6.5. Getting and setting element attributes
• 6.6. Adding event listeners
• 6.7. Displaying alerts
• 6.8. Adding and removing elements

Module 7: Project

• 7.1. Project intro
• 7.2. Setting up the initial HTML
• 7.3. HTML specifics
• 7.4. Fixing page layout
• 7.5. Adding margins and padding
• 7.6. Changing text and color
• 7.7. Adding on click behavior
• 7.8. Fixing screen resizing issues
• 7.9. Showing and hiding contact info
• 7.10. Summary and outro

• You. You’re looking at web pages and using the internet. Wouldn’t you love to understand how they work?
• Everyone who’s overwhelmed by computer codes and programming who wants a user-friendly introduction to HTML, CSS and JavaScript
• Anyone who is frustrated by generic website templates or paying web designers a small fortune to design websites
• All website owners and bloggers who want to create something unique that truly represents their brand and personality
• Anyone interested in a career or side hustle developing websites, apps or games
• Anyone looking for a cool way to boost your problem-solving skills and impress work colleagues (especially the boss)
• All employees working in IT or in a small company where you fix your own problems will feel the advantages of knowing coding and programming
• Anyone who works with computers will greatly benefit by knowing code and how to improve your web pages, particularly in the competitive worlds of marketing, PR or content creation

This Coding With HTML, CSS, & Javascript course is open to all, with no formal entry requirements.