Structured Curriculum
18 modules in the right order — HTML first, then CSS, then JavaScript. No guessing what to learn next.
Free · Self-Paced · No Sign-Up Required
Learn HTML, CSS & JavaScript
The Complete Frontend Roadmap
Go from zero coding experience to a job-ready frontend developer. 18 structured modules, 109 lessons, and 10 real projects — all free, forever.
Simple Process
From beginner to developer in three steps
No complicated setup, no prerequisites. Just open the curriculum and start reading.
1
Open the Curriculum
Browse 18 modules on the curriculum page. No download, no install — every lesson opens directly in your browser. Register once to save your progress.
2
Study Lesson by Lesson
Work through each module in order. Read the explanation, study the code examples, and type it yourself. Progress saves automatically as you reach each lesson's end.
3
Build, Ship & Get Hired
Complete the 10 real projects to build your portfolio. Then use the career module — interview prep, resume guide, and job search strategy — to land your first role.
🏆 Leaderboard
Top learners by lessons completed
Learning Zones
Five zones — one clear path
Each zone builds directly on the last. No jumping around, no confusion about what to learn next.
About Codeyard
Everything you need, nothing you don’t
A self-contained learning resource designed for beginners — no internet required for reading, no sign-up, no distractions.
Who is it for?
- Complete beginners with zero coding experience
- Self-taught learners who want structure and order
- Career changers moving into web development
- Students who want practical, hands-on material
- Anyone who prefers distraction-free learning
How to use it
- Open the curriculum page and start at Module 01 if you’re a complete beginner.
- Work through each lesson in order — don’t skim. Each builds on the last.
- Type the code yourself. Typing builds understanding faster than reading alone.
- Scroll to the bottom of each lesson and it marks itself complete automatically.
- After the core modules, build the 10 mini projects and prepare for interviews.
What’s Included
Built for real learning
Every lesson has clear explanations, working code examples, and practical exercises — not just theory.
Real Code Examples
Every concept has working code you can read, copy, and modify. One-click copy button on every snippet.
10 Real Projects
Build a clock, calculator, to-do app, weather UI, expense tracker, notes app, quiz app, and more.
Auto Progress Tracking
Scroll to the end of a lesson and it marks itself complete. No buttons to click. Saved per account.
Interview Preparation
75+ interview questions with full answers across HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, plus coding challenges.
Career Guides
Portfolio building, GitHub profile, resume writing, freelancing, job applications, and salary tips.
Badges & Achievements
Earn 9 achievement badges as you complete zones — HTML Master, JS Master, Graduate, and more.
Instant Lesson Search
Search across all 109 lessons by title or topic from the curriculum page. Jump straight to any lesson.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know before you start. More questions? Get in touch.
Is Codeyard completely free?
Yes, 100% free. No subscription, no paywall, no credit card. Every lesson is accessible immediately without creating an account. Register for free to save your progress by username and earn achievement badges.
Do I need any coding experience to start?
None at all. Module 01 starts from absolute zero — what HTML is, why it exists, and how to write your very first tag. Every concept is fully explained before it is used in any example.
How long does it take to complete the frontend roadmap?
At a comfortable pace of 1–2 hours per day, most learners complete the HTML and CSS modules in 4–6 weeks. The full roadmap including JavaScript, 10 real projects, and career preparation typically takes 3–6 months, depending on your starting level and daily study time.
What software do I need to get started?
All you need is a web browser. We recommend VS Code with the Live Server extension for writing and running your own code alongside the lessons, but this is entirely optional — you can read every lesson without installing anything.
Will this roadmap help me get a frontend developer job?
The roadmap covers everything a junior frontend developer needs: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Git, responsive design, and 10 portfolio projects. The dedicated career module includes 75+ interview questions with full answers, coding challenges, portfolio advice, resume writing, freelancing tips, and a full job search strategy guide.
How does progress tracking work?
Scroll to the bottom of any lesson and it is automatically marked complete — no buttons to click. Create a free account so your progress is saved under your username and persists across sessions. Your completion count and unlocked badges also appear on the leaderboard.
Can I skip ahead if I already know HTML and CSS?
Absolutely. Use the curriculum page to jump directly to any module or lesson. If you already know the basics, start at Module 09 (JavaScript) or wherever your knowledge gap begins. The search bar lets you find any lesson instantly.
Is there a mobile version?
All lesson pages are fully responsive and readable on mobile. For the coding exercises and projects, a laptop or desktop is recommended so you can write and test code comfortably.
The Curriculum
Five zones · 18 modules · 109 lessons
Everything in one place. Click any topic on the curriculum page and start reading immediately — no sign-up, no paywall.
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