Learning Resources

Web development foundations for beginners Web pages rely on three building blocks: HTML for structure, CSS for appearance, and JavaScript for behavior. Understanding how these parts fit together helps you plan, build, and fix sites more easily. This guide covers the foundations in plain terms for beginners. HTML creates the content and meaning of a page. Use semantic elements to describe sections, such as header, nav, main, article, and footer. Attributes give details for links and images. The goal is a clean, accessible structure that browsers and screen readers can understand. ...

A practical guide to computer science fundamentals Computer science helps us turn ideas into working software. It is more than writing code. It is a way of thinking about problems and how to solve them with computers. You can learn it step by step, by mixing study with small projects. Two core ideas make this easier for beginners: abstraction and practice. Abstraction means we hide details that are not needed right away, so we can focus on the main question. Practice means we test ideas in small, real tasks. By building and testing, your understanding grows steadily. ...