Web Design Basics in 14 Days: HTML, CSS & Visual Layouts

In this Web Design Basics program, learners don’t just study theory—they actively design webpages from the very first day. Participants work through structured, hands-on tasks that focus on understanding how visual design impacts usability and user experience. Each session introduces a practical concept such as layout planning, typography, spacing, and alignment, followed by guided exercises that help learners apply these ideas to real webpage structures using HTML and CSS. As the program progresses, learners begin shaping complete webpage layouts. They practice formatting text, working with images, applying colors and fonts through CSS, and building standard page sections like headers, main content areas, and footers. Participants are also introduced to wireframing techniques to plan layouts before coding, helping them think like professional designers. Flexbox and responsive design principles are gradually introduced so students learn how to create layouts that adapt smoothly across devices. In the final stage of the program, learners combine everything into a responsive mini website project. Each participant plans, builds, styles, and tests a complete webpage that works on desktop, tablet, and mobile screens. Through continuous practice, revisions, and project submissions, students gain the confidence to design clean, modern interfaces. Successful completion results in a portfolio-ready responsive webpage and certification, showcasing their foundational web design skills.