Teach Beginners HTML & CSS Live
Budget / Salary₹12,500–37,500
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted2 hours ago
I’m looking to run a short series of live, online sessions that introduce complete beginners to the essentials of front-end web development. The classes will focus on three main pillars:
• building a well-formed HTML document,
• styling and positioning content with core CSS, and
• making pages adapt gracefully through basic responsive design techniques.
Because the learners have no prior coding experience, each concept needs to be demonstrated step-by-step, ideally with screen-sharing and real-time Q&A. I plan to host the lessons on a video-conferencing platform such as Zoom or Google Meet, and all code should be written in a free editor like VS Code so participants can follow along easily.
Deliverables
1. A set of live classes (total length and schedule to be agreed) that walk through the topics above in a logical, hands-on sequence.
2. Sample project files for every session, clearly commented, so students can revisit and practice on their own.
3. A concise cheat sheet summarising the HTML tags, CSS properties and responsive tips covered.
Acceptance criteria
• All sessions are completed live with time for questions.
• Example code runs in any modern browser without external frameworks.
• Learner feedback indicates they can create a simple, responsive webpage unaided by the end of the course.
If you have experience teaching newbies and can keep explanations clear and engaging, I’d love to hear how you would structure the classes and support materials.
• building a well-formed HTML document,
• styling and positioning content with core CSS, and
• making pages adapt gracefully through basic responsive design techniques.
Because the learners have no prior coding experience, each concept needs to be demonstrated step-by-step, ideally with screen-sharing and real-time Q&A. I plan to host the lessons on a video-conferencing platform such as Zoom or Google Meet, and all code should be written in a free editor like VS Code so participants can follow along easily.
Deliverables
1. A set of live classes (total length and schedule to be agreed) that walk through the topics above in a logical, hands-on sequence.
2. Sample project files for every session, clearly commented, so students can revisit and practice on their own.
3. A concise cheat sheet summarising the HTML tags, CSS properties and responsive tips covered.
Acceptance criteria
• All sessions are completed live with time for questions.
• Example code runs in any modern browser without external frameworks.
• Learner feedback indicates they can create a simple, responsive webpage unaided by the end of the course.
If you have experience teaching newbies and can keep explanations clear and engaging, I’d love to hear how you would structure the classes and support materials.
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