Live online Web Development classes for kids

Learn to create any Website of your choice with this fun project-oriented curriculum

web development classes for kids
online web development classes for kids

About Me (Course Instructor)

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Dear Parent.

I am Aakash. As a software engineer and web architect, I bring modern industry standards to my web development classes. I guide students through the full journey of building responsive websites, mastering HTML5 structure, CSS3 styling, and Bootstrap layouts. My goal is to transform young learners into full-stack creators who can build beautiful, functional, and mobile-friendly websites from scratch.

Learner Projects

Project: Calculator
Learner name: Samuel Fletcher
Age: 11

Project: My Collection
Learner name: Alex Choung
Age: 14

Project: Quiz Game
Learner name: Sarah O’Connor
Age: 13

Module 1: Website Designing (HTML + CSS)

In this course, the student learns the basics of Website designing and layout formations for an ideal strong, robust website appearance. 

  [Total no.of classes: 16

  Recommend: two classes per week]

Please Note: 

1. After each class, student will be given few simple, easy homework assignments so that they doesn’t loose continuity between classes.

2. The number of classes can go more than the said number depending on student’s pace. No charges for those extra classes.

3. The student will continue to get mentorship in this subject for lifelong even after the completion of the course.  

Class 1: Superhero Collector Card  – You design a superhero profile with name, powers, picture, and fun facts. It’s like making your own trading card, but on a webpage.
concepts:
HTML – basic structure, headings, paragraphs, images, text formatting
CSS – basic selectors, colors, fonts

Class 2: My Favorite Things Board We’ll create a colorful page that shows your favorite foods, games, places, and hobbies in neatly arranged sections. 
concepts:
HTML – headings, paragraphs, divs
CSS – selectors, background colors, borders, text styling

Class 3: Animal Profile Page – You create an adorable animal page and make it look soft and cute with borders, spacing, and themed colors.
concepts:
HTML – images, text blocks, attributes
CSS – margins, padding, borders, background images

Class 4: Weather Day Cards We’ll design a set of weather cards for different days (sunny, rainy, windy, cloudy). Each card shows simple details of each weather.
concepts:
HTML – divs, lists, grouping content
CSS – box model, width/height, display types (block/inline-block)

Class 5: The Secret Message Button – You build a fun button that reveals a hidden message and leads to surprise pages.
concepts:
HTML – buttons, links, navigation, semantic tags
CSS – button styling, hover effects, alignment

Class 6: Dream Room Designer – You design your perfect bedroom with images placed inside neat sections like a tiny interior design board.
concepts:
HTML – images, containers, alt text
CSS – object-fit, image styling, layout basics

Class 7: The Colorful Mini Blog – You build a mini blog homepage with sections for posts, titles, and short descriptions.
concepts:
HTML – divs, headings, paragraphs, semantic layout
CSS – spacing, background colors, border radius, font styling

Class 8: Magical Gradient Gallery – You create a gallery where each picture has glowing gradient frames and magical effects.
concepts:
HTML – image gallery structure, figure tags
CSS – gradients, shadows, border radius, transitions

Class 9: Floating Information Cards – You make floating cards that gently lift with hover effects displaying about your favourite food, movie or superhero that look clean and modern.
concepts:
HTML – content grouping, card structure
CSS – box shadows, opacity, hover transitions, z-index

Class 10: Mini Profile Website – You build a simple personal webpage with sections, links, and organized layout.
concepts:
HTML – sections, anchors, nav, headings, lists
CSS – layout basics, spacing, typography, simple responsiveness

Class 11: Comic Strip Layout – You arrange panels like a real comic story with bold colors and fun bubble text.
concepts:
HTML – divs, images, speech bubbles
CSS – borders, background patterns, layout organization, positioning

Class 12: Photo Album Layout We’ll design a simple photo album where pictures automatically line up, center, or stretch neatly on the page using Flexbox, just like organizing family photos on a real shelf.
concepts:
HTML – containers, lists
CSS – flexbox basics, justify-content, align-items, flex-direction

Class 13: Kitchen Recipe Dashboard We’ll create a dashboard showing recipe cards for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Flexbox will arrange the cards neatly in rows and columns, making the page easy to read and visually organized, just like a real recipe organizer.
concepts:
HTML – card sections, icons, headings
CSS – flexbox rows/columns, spacing, wrapping, alignment

Class 14: Puzzle Grid Board – You build a puzzle-like grid layout that lines up perfectly using CSS Grid.
concepts:
HTML – grid cells, containers
CSS – grid-template-columns/rows, gap, auto-placement

Class 15: Product Showcase Grid We’ll design a simple product gallery where items like toys, books, or gadgets are displayed in neat cards that automatically adjust to the screen size, just like an online shop’s catalog.
concepts:
HTML – images, cards, labels
CSS – advanced grid, auto-fit/auto-fill, minmax, responsive adjustments

Class 16: The Responsive Mini Shop – You create a tiny online shop where products rearrange themselves on big and small screens to look perfect everywhere.
concepts:
HTML – product cards, images, structured content, semantic tags
CSS – media queries, responsive layout, flexbox + grid mix, typography scaling

Module 2: Website Development (HTML + CSS + JavaScript + Bootstrap)

In this course, the student to build full fledged and fully functioning Websites and Webpages to solve fun challenges and solutions for real world problems with the help of JavaScript, HTML, CSS and Bootstrap.

  [Total no.of classes: 16

  Recommend: two classes per week]

Please Note: 

1. After each class, student will be given few simple, easy homework assignments so that they doesn’t loose continuity between classes.

2. The number of classes can go more than the said number depending on student’s pace. No charges for those extra classes.

3. The student will continue to get mentorship in this subject for lifelong even after the completion of the course.  

Class 1: Joke Generator Website  – You build a fun page where clicking a colorful button instantly shows a random silly joke. It feels like having your own tiny comedian trapped inside a webpage.
concepts:
HTML – buttons, text blocks
CSS – button styling, colors, spacing
JavaScript – onClick events, arrays, random selection
Bootstrap – button classes, spacing utilities, typography

Class 2: Event Reminder We’ll create a page where you can pick a background color for different events to the reminders, making it easy to organize your schedule visually. This teaches color selection and dynamic updates while creating a useful tool for daily life.
concepts:
HTML – input types (color), divs
CSS – backgrounds, transitions
JavaScript – event listeners, DOM manipulation
Bootstrap – container layout, form controls, responsive spacing

Class 3: Flashcard Flip Quiz Create digital study flashcards that flip with animation when clicked and reveal answers on the back for each of the question of your quiz.
concepts:
HTML – card structure, semantic layout
CSS – 3D transforms, transitions, positioning
JavaScript – toggle classes, click events
Bootstrap – card components, grid system, utility classes

Class 4: Emoji Mood Switcher Make a cute emoji changes its expression (happy/sad/cool/sleepy) every time you click mood buttons.
concepts:
HTML – images/icons, buttons
CSS – styling, font sizes, layout
JavaScript – conditional rendering, dynamic image/text changes
Bootstrap – button groups, icons, layout utilities

Class 5: Interactive Story Path Build a short story where students choose buttons like “Go into the cave” or “Run away,” and the story instantly changes its narrative based on the choice.
concepts:
HTML – paragraphs, buttons, container divs
CSS – themes, spacing
JavaScript – conditions (if/else), dynamic text replacement
Bootstrap – containers, responsive layout, styled buttons

Class 6: Animated Loading Screen Create a cool loading animation (spinners, pulsing dots, bouncing shapes) that appears before showing the main content of your personal profile.
concepts:
HTML – loading container, content areas
CSS – keyframe animations, transitions
JavaScript – timers, hide/show elements
Bootstrap – spinners, display utilities, flex centering

Class 7: Secret Message Encoder Make a spy-style tool where you type a message and the page “encodes” it into funny symbols or scrambled letters.
concepts:
HTML – textarea, buttons
CSS – fonts, layout, boxes
JavaScript – string manipulation, loops
Bootstrap – forms, text utilities, styled containers

Class 8: Digital Dice Roller Roll a dice with a button and animate the result popping onto the screen like a mini board-game tool.
concepts:
HTML – images/numbers, buttons
CSS – animations, shadows
JavaScript – random numbers, event handling
Bootstrap – button styles, grid for dice layout, cards

Class 9: To-Do List We’ll build a simple to-do list where you can add tasks, mark them as complete, and remove them when done.
concepts:
HTML – lists, input fields, buttons
CSS – toggling colors, hover effects
JavaScript – array updates, click events, DOM manipulation
Bootstrap – list styling, buttons, badges

Class 10: Weather Feeling Dashboard A fun dashboard where choosing a weather type (sunny, rainy, snowy) changes the background, icons, and mood statements.
concepts:
HTML – buttons, images, content blocks
CSS – gradients, background images
JavaScript – DOM updates, object mapping
Bootstrap – cards, grid layout, icon support

Class 11: Grocery Shopping List We’ll create an interactive grocery list where you can add items you need, mark items as bought, and remove them when finished.
concepts:
HTML – lists, input fields, buttons
CSS – toggling colors, hover effects
JavaScript – array updates, click events, DOM manipulation
Bootstrap – list styling, buttons, badges

Class 12: Mini Photo Carousel You create a sliding gallery where clicking arrows moves photos left and right smoothly.
concepts:
HTML – image containers, arrows
CSS – positioning, overflow hidden, smooth transitions
JavaScript – index tracking, timers or button navigation
Bootstrap – carousel component, responsive images

Class 13: Animal Sounds Board We’ll create a fun page with buttons that play different animal sounds (cat, dog, cow) when clicked.
concepts:
HTML – audio tag, buttons
CSS – button styles, layout grid
JavaScript – play(), audio events
Bootstrap – grid system, button styles, spacing

Class 14: Virtual Pet Buddy A cute on-screen pet whose mood changes based on buttons like “Feed Me,” “Play,” or “Sleep,” and the animations respond instantly.
concepts:
HTML – images, buttons, text
CSS – animations, character styling
JavaScript – state changes, variables, conditions
Bootstrap – card layout, responsive grids, styled buttons

Class 15: Reaction Time Test A mini game where a shape appears in random places on the screen and the user must click on it as fast as possible before it vasishes, then JavaScript shows their reaction score.
concepts:
HTML – containers, buttons
CSS – random colors, animations
JavaScript – timers (setTimeout), events, math calculations
Bootstrap – layout containers, typography, button styling

Class 16: Smart Shopping List Build a mini smart app that lets students add items, auto-sort them, highlight important ones, and save them temporarily using browser memory.
concepts:
HTML – forms, lists, inputs
CSS – responsive layout, flexbox, clean UI styling
JavaScript – arrays, objects, localStorage, DOM events
Bootstrap – forms, cards, list groups, responsive layout utilities

My Website Development Expertise

Frontend Design Specialist: Expert in teaching HTML5 and CSS3 to help kids build responsive layouts that look great on phones, tablets, and computers.

UI Framework Architect: Skilled in guiding students through Bootstrap to create professional-looking websites quickly using pre-built components and grid systems.

Interactive Logic Mentor: Proficient in teaching JavaScript to add life to websites, from simple button clicks to complex forms and dynamic content.

Learner Feedback

Learner: Lucas Dubois | Age 14 | Ireland
Rating (4.5 star): ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐½
“I learned how to make my own blog and it looks exactly like a professional site.”

Learner: Sarah O’Connor | Age 13 | Ireland
Rating (5 star): ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
“Bootstrap was a bit hard to learn at first but now I can make buttons and menus very fast.”

Learner: Alex Choung | Age 14 | China
Rating (5 star): ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
“Aakash is a very good teacher because he explains how the code works and not just how to copy it. I used to think making websites was too hard for me, but now I have built three different pages using HTML and CSS.”

Why Website Development?

Why Web Development

The Creator Advantage: Website development gives kids the power to build their own corner of the internet, turning them from passive consumers of websites into active creators who can share their ideas globally.

Creativity, Logical Thinking: Designing a full website requires “Design Thinking” and structured planning; this keeps kids mentally engaged in a high-value project and prevents them from wasting time on unproductive screen habits.