FAQ

We’ve collected the questions learners ask most often to help you get started.

Can beginners learn, and how long does it take?

Beginner-friendly; build a simple site after the first 10 lessons

This course is suitable for beginners, and many learners start from zero. Your timeline depends on your pace, but after the first 10 lessons you can build a simple site with AI assistance.

Can I learn without JS or CSS background?

AI-assisted learning means you can start without a strong coding base

This course uses AI-assisted teaching. Many students begin with no development background or even limited computer skills. With AI, we can focus on asking the right questions and guiding the work. As you progress, we’ll gradually add JavaScript and CSS basics to help you understand the development process.

Is the course focused on tool usage?

Start from zero and learn full tool and environment setup

This course is designed for beginners and is based on AI-assisted coding. The first hurdle is tool and environment setup, so we cover installation, configuration, and account setup from day one. We also share practical tool tips throughout the course, and you can get help from the community.

Course format

Notes + recorded videos + community support, with continuous updates

The course is delivered through notes, videos, and community Q&A. You can learn at your own pace. Basic members on the new platform get additional benefits:

Video course progress and homework practice

Self-paced recordings with structured homework practice

You can follow the course at your own pace. Typically there are three lessons per week, each about 30–40 minutes. Early practice may take longer, but it becomes easier as you build skills.

Can I join after the course has started?

Recorded format means you can join anytime

The course is recorded, so you can join at any time and start from any chapter, flexibly arranging your schedule.

Will I be able to complete projects independently?

Each lesson is designed to produce a tangible result

Each lesson (except core fundamentals) is designed to deliver a small, concrete outcome. Most lessons include homework related to a new feature. This step-by-step approach helps you build practical experience and eventually complete projects independently.