Build Real Web Solutions That Work

Six months of focused learning with working developers who've been building adaptive web applications since responsive design became standard. You'll write actual code for real scenarios. Not theory — practical skills for the modern web development landscape in 2025.

Talk About Your Goals
Developer working on adaptive web interface with modern development tools

How You'll Actually Learn

We don't follow textbooks. Each module builds on what you just learned, and by week three you're already working on code that does something useful. The progression makes sense because we've refined it over several years of teaching people who had day jobs and limited time.

1

Foundation Work

Weeks 1-4

HTML semantics and CSS fundamentals without the fluff. You'll build your first responsive layout by week two, and we'll debug it together when viewport units misbehave.

  • Semantic markup patterns that screen readers appreciate
  • Flexbox and Grid for layouts that actually flex
  • Media queries that respond to real device scenarios
  • Browser developer tools for debugging CSS
2

Interactive Behavior

Weeks 5-10

JavaScript fundamentals through building interface components. You'll understand event handling, DOM manipulation, and why async code trips up beginners.

  • Event-driven programming that feels natural
  • Working with APIs and handling data responses
  • Form validation that helps users instead of blocking them
  • Understanding the call stack and why timing matters
3

Framework Fundamentals

Weeks 11-16

React basics for building component-based interfaces. We focus on one framework deeply rather than sampling many. You'll understand state management by the time this wraps.

  • Component architecture that scales with projects
  • State management patterns for real applications
  • Hooks and when to actually use them
  • Performance considerations for rendering
4

Build Process Tools

Weeks 17-20

Modern development workflow including version control, bundlers, and deployment. The stuff that connects local development to production websites.

  • Git workflows for collaborative development
  • Webpack or Vite configuration basics
  • Deployment processes to actual servers
  • Environment management for different stages
5

Accessibility Standards

Weeks 21-23

Building interfaces that work for everyone. WCAG compliance isn't optional anymore, and you'll learn why keyboard navigation matters as much as visual design.

  • ARIA roles and when they're actually needed
  • Color contrast requirements that pass audits
  • Keyboard navigation patterns users expect
  • Testing with actual assistive technologies
6

Capstone Project

Weeks 24-26

You build something from scratch that solves a real problem. We guide you through architecture decisions and code reviews. This becomes portfolio material.

  • Planning application architecture independently
  • Implementing features with minimal guidance
  • Code review process and refactoring practice
  • Documentation for future maintenance

Complete Learning Journey

Six months of evening sessions, twice weekly. Most participants balance this with full-time work. The pace feels challenging but manageable if you dedicate about 12 hours weekly including class time.

Learn From Active Developers

These aren't academic instructors. They're developers who work on production systems during the day and teach evenings because they remember what learning felt like.

Instructor Callum Driscoll reviewing code with student

Callum Driscoll

Lead Technical Instructor

Built interfaces for financial platforms before moving into education. Spent eight years solving cross-browser compatibility issues, which makes him patient with beginners hitting the same walls.

React Architecture Performance Debugging
Instructor Freya Abernathy explaining responsive design concepts

Freya Abernathy

Frontend Specialist

Came from design background, which shows in how she teaches CSS. Works primarily on e-commerce platforms where performance and accessibility directly impact revenue.

CSS Architecture Accessibility Design Systems
Instructor Saoirse Kellagher demonstrating API integration techniques

Saoirse Kellagher

JavaScript Instructor

Specializes in the confusing parts of JavaScript that trip people up. Previously taught CS fundamentals at university before switching to practical web development instruction.

JavaScript Core Async Patterns API Integration

Investment and Schedule

Two program options depending on how you learn best. Both cover identical content. The difference is pacing and support level. Next cohort starts September 2025 in Taichung.

Standard Track

Evening Program

NT$78,000 TWD
26 weeks, twice weekly sessions
  • Live instruction Tuesday and Thursday evenings
  • Access to recorded sessions for review
  • Code review for major assignments
  • Shared workspace access during open hours
  • Job preparation resources and portfolio guidance
  • Alumni network access after completion
Discuss This Option
Intensive Track

Accelerated Program

NT$95,000 TWD
13 weeks, four sessions weekly
  • Live instruction Monday through Thursday
  • Same recorded session access as standard
  • Weekly one-on-one code review sessions
  • Priority support via dedicated channel
  • All standard track benefits included
  • Extended workspace hours for focused work
  • Direct mentor connection for career questions
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Enrollment Process for September 2025

1
Now - July 15

Initial Discussion

Talk with instructors about your background and goals. We'll assess fit honestly.

2
July 20 - Aug 5

Technical Assessment

Complete basic problem-solving exercises. This helps us understand your starting point.

3
Aug 10 - Aug 20

Enrollment Confirmation

Secure your spot with deposit payment. Receive prep materials for September start.

4
September 2, 2025

Program Begins

First session covers environment setup and expectations. You'll write code day one.