Ages 10–16
Web Design
Students design and build purposeful websites while learning digital creativity and core web concepts.

What students learn
- HTML
- CSS
- Page layout
- Colour and typography
- Publishing web projects
Learning outcomes
- Plan and build a website
- Understand responsive layouts
- Develop practical digital skills
Course overview
Web Design for Kids – Create and Code Your Own Website
Kids learn to design and build their own websites using beginner-friendly tools and HTML, CSS and basic JavaScript.
Through creative projects, learners understand how websites work, design attractive pages and publish their creations online safely.
Age group
Ages 10–16 (beginners — no coding experience required)
Total duration
40–55 hours
Format
10 modules (4–6 hours each) · recommended over 10–12 weeks
By the end of the course, learners will be able to
- 1Understand how websites are structured and function
- 2Use HTML to create web page content
- 3Apply CSS for styling and layout
- 4Use images, links and multimedia effectively
- 5Design web pages using good UI/UX principles
- 6Add simple interactivity using JavaScript
- 7Publish and present their website projects confidently
Tools & platforms
Online tools
Languages
Hardware
10 modules
Course modules
- Module 1Introduction to the Web and How Websites Work
- Module 2Getting Started with HTML – The Building Blocks
- Module 3Adding Style with CSS
- Module 4Web Page Layout and Design Principles
- Module 5Images, Links and Navigation Menus
- Module 6Multimedia and Interactivity
- Module 7Introduction to JavaScript for Beginners
- Module 8Responsive Design and Page Optimisation
- Module 9Debugging, Testing and Accessibility
- Module 10Final Project – Build and Publish Your Website
Certificate of Completion
Awarded for completing all modules and presenting the final project.
What comes next
Progression pathways
- Web Design Advanced (Responsive + UX/UI)
- Game Development with JavaScript
- App Development (Thunkable / MIT App Inventor)
- Python for Web and Automation
How tuition works
Students can learn in supportive small groups or through individual tuition. Lessons follow clear objectives, guided practice and regular feedback. Academic courses cover the relevant National Curriculum and OCR, Edexcel, AQA or Cambridge requirements where applicable.
