HTML and CSS

Part 1: HTML

• Intro to HTML

• Setting up your desktop tools

• Structure of a Web page

• HTML Elements & Semantics

Part 2: CSS & Advanced topics

• Intro to CSS, fonts, colors

• CSS layout

• CSS Selectors

Part 3: Advanced topics

• CSS styling: transitions & animations

• Web Fonts

• Responsive Web Design

• Advanced use of HTML & CSS

• Accessibility

• Applying what you learned to create a Final Project

Job Readiness: Soft skills through career trainings geared towards preparing you for job applications & interviews, networking events and job fairs.

You will learn from experts in the industry to start a career in tech.

• Able to understand and speak English

• Familiar with basic computer terminology

• Confident with using a computer, creating files and folders, browsing the web

• Interest in web development, design or programming

• You can commit at least 10 hours a week (classes + self-study)​ 80% attendance of the course is required for graduation

• You can commit at least 8 hours for career workshops or trainings during the semester

Watch the How Computers Work YouTube series.

Read about front-end development and the job market.

Check out the resource: “How to learn how to code & get a developer job”. (You don’t need to read it completely).

• Have built a Website.

• Know the basics of HTML and CSS

• Are prepared to move to the JavaScript course at ReDI

You can continue with JavaScript for the Web Development Track.

• Career & Soft Skills Workshops, Company Visits

• ReDI Mentorship Program (mentors in the IT industry)

• ReDI Talent Pool (job listing platform)

• SkillBuild Self-paced learning (by IBM & ReDI School)

• You should expect to spend a minimum of 8 hours for career workshops or trainings during the semester.

• You will understand the basic components of a website (HTML + CSS) and how to style them

• You will have built your first website consisting of navigation between pages, media, styling, a contact form, and links to external websites.