Learn to build the web, one working page at a time.
EzzyWeb is a self-paced course in HTML, CSS and JavaScript for anyone ready to build real websites. Twenty-four chapters, five levels, and a live editor on every page so you write code from the first minute rather than watching someone else do it.
Free, no account needed. 24 chapters and 5 projects.
The path
Five levels, each ending in a project you build on your own. Nothing is introduced before the thing it depends on.
- 01Foundations
How the web works, and how to write the structure every page is built on.
3 chapters
Personal Profile Page
- 02Styling & Logic
Give your pages a visual voice, then teach them to make decisions.
4 chapters
Digital Business Card
- 03Interactive Building
Respond to people: layouts that adapt, pages that react to every click.
6 chapters
Interactive Quiz App
- 04Real Data & Architecture
Work with real data from real services, and structure code that survives growth.
6 chapters
Movie Explorer App
- 05Professional Practice
Ship work that is accessible, fast, tested and live on the internet.
5 chapters
The Complete Portfolio
How each chapter works
Read the reason first
Every chapter opens with a real situation the topic solves, then explains the syntax in plain language with worked examples you can copy.
Write code on the page
A live editor with HTML, CSS and JavaScript panes sits inside each chapter. Change anything and the preview updates beside it.
Finish a boss project
A larger build closes each chapter, with hints available when you are stuck and a checklist to confirm the skill actually stuck.
Questions
No. Chapter 1 assumes you have never written a line of code. Every chapter after it builds only on what came before, and says so explicitly when it reuses an earlier idea.
A browser and a text editor. Chapter 1 walks through setting both up, and every chapter has an in-page sandbox so you can practise before installing anything at all.
It is self-paced. A chapter with its exercise takes most people between forty minutes and two hours, and the boss projects take longer. Steady work beats long sessions.
Yes, in this browser. Ticked checklist items, completed chapters, your sandbox edits and your theme choice all persist without any account.
It gets you fluent in the fundamentals every front-end job depends on, and it ends with a deployed portfolio. The last chapter shows exactly where frameworks fit once you are ready for them.