This course was a perfect entry point into web development. The first module gave me a solid understanding of HTML and XHTML basics, while the second introduced me to useful tools like Notepad++ and Firefox developer tools. I liked the emphasis on standards compliance—it made me realize how important proper structure is for web pages.

I liked how the course emphasized writing compliant, valid code. It made me more disciplined in checking for errors. The use of simple editors like Notepad++ made it accessible, and the Firefox developer tools were surprisingly powerful. It’s a great stepping stone into more advanced HTML and CSS.

A great starter course for anyone new to coding. The modules are structured logically, and the focus on both writing and testing code gave me a well-rounded understanding. I really liked the emphasis on web standards—it helped me understand why coding discipline matters from the very beginning.

A great starter course for anyone new to coding. The modules are structured logically, and the focus on both writing and testing code gave me a well-rounded understanding. I really liked the emphasis on web standards—it helped me understand why coding discipline matters from the very beginning.

What I liked most was the hands-on approach. I didn’t just learn what tags mean—I got to write actual XHTML code and check it using developer tools. The focus on standards compliance gave me a deeper appreciation for clean, valid markup. A great start for anyone interested in front-end work.

This was my first coding course, and I couldn’t be happier. It started with the basics of XHTML and quickly moved into testing and validation. The browser tools were especially fun to use, as I could see instantly whether my code was working correctly. I learned a lot in just two modules.

The two-module structure worked really well. Module 1 taught me the fundamentals of XHTML syntax, and Module 2 showed me how to test and debug using tools I can easily access. By the end, I felt confident creating and validating basic web pages. Great introduction for complete beginners.

This course is ideal for beginners. I appreciated the clear explanations of tags and structure, followed by the practical step of validating my work in a browser. It gave me confidence to write correct XHTML and understand why validation is important. Definitely worth it for newcomers.

As someone with zero prior coding experience, I found this course very approachable. The modules were clear, and I loved how it combined learning the basics with practical exercises. Testing my code in the browser and seeing immediate results made learning XHTML both fun and memorable.

The course gave me a solid foundation in XHTML. Module 1 broke down the syntax into simple steps, and Module 2 introduced me to tools I didn’t even know existed. Debugging directly in the browser was a real eye-opener. I’d recommend this to anyone just starting out in web development.

The course is short, clear, and practical. I was able to build my first XHTML page within the first module. In the second, I learned to debug and test like a real developer. Seeing my mistakes in real-time and fixing them gave me confidence that I can grow in web development.

I found this course very accessible, even with no prior experience. The way it broke down XHTML syntax made it simple to follow. The hands-on exercises with Notepad++ and browser tools were excellent practice. I now feel comfortable experimenting with my own small web pages.

This course was short but powerful. I’ve always been intimidated by coding, but XHTML was explained so clearly that I actually enjoyed it. Using Notepad++ and validating my work in Firefox made the process practical. Now I can confidently write simple web pages from scratch

Very beginner-friendly and easy to follow. The examples were straightforward, and I liked that the course didn’t overwhelm me with too much theory. Instead, it focused on practice. Testing and validating my pages made me feel like I was already working on real projects.

This course offers a clear and well-paced introduction to XHTML. The hands-on structure made it easy to understand syntax, standards compliance, and validation. The modules build logically, making it ideal for beginners with no prior web development experience.

I really liked the balance between theory and practice. Module 1 gave me the syntax basics, and Module 2 showed me how to apply tools to test and debug. It was nice to see my code actually come to life in the browser. A great foundation for future web learning.

A clear and well-structured introduction to XHTML. The hands-on examples made standards compliance easy to understand.

For a short course, it packed in a lot of value. The focus on standards compliance made me more careful in how I write code. Learning to validate with Firefox developer tools was particularly useful—I can now find and fix mistakes much faster. I’d recommend it to beginners.