Kamila Verbeck spent three months trying to learn web development from YouTube videos. She understood the concepts but never finished a single project.

This workshop takes a different approach. You start with a blank screen and end with a functioning landing page that actually works on phones, tablets, and desktops. No templates, no shortcuts that leave you confused when something breaks.

What happens during six hours

The first hour focuses on HTML structure. You learn semantic tags, proper document flow, and how search engines read your pages. By lunch, your content exists on screen.

After the break, CSS transforms that content into something people want to look at.

You work with typography, spacing, color systems, and layout techniques that professionals use daily. The final two hours tackle responsive design and real deployment to a live server.

The project itself

You build a service landing page with a hero section, feature cards, testimonial area, and contact form. Each component teaches specific skills you will use in every future project. The form actually sends emails, the navigation actually scrolls, the images actually load efficiently.

Participants leave with code they wrote themselves, hosted at a real URL they can share. More importantly, they understand why each line exists and what happens when they change it.