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Web development courses taught by a developer who ships.

Online and one-on-one: an 8-stage program that starts from zero and ends at production sites. You learn from the person who builds the client work in our portfolio — real projects at your pace, not a pre-recorded playlist.

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THE PROGRAM — 8 STAGES
01
FoundationsHow the web works: pages, servers, and the languages behind them.
02
Business-card siteYour first real build: a 3–5 page site, planned and designed properly.
03
Landing pagesHTML and CSS on pages with one job: turning a click into a lead.
04
BlogDomain, hosting, publishing — and your first taste of promotion.
05
E-commerceCatalogs, carts, and the interface details that sell.
06
SEO & promotionSemantic cores, audits, and campaigns that bring traffic.
07
WordPressThe CMS that runs half the web, built without the bloat.
08
GoCustom, production-grade development. This site runs on it.
WHO TEACHES

A practicing developer with 10+ years of client work — you learn what actually gets used, from someone using it daily.

FORMAT

Online and one-on-one. No cohort to keep up with — the program is tailored to your goal on the first call.

PACE

Your schedule sets the intensity, and a stage isn't passed until you've built its project yourself.

WHERE IT ENDS

Sites you built with your own hands — and both halves of the craft: building them and promoting them.

I'm starting from zero. Is that a problem?

It's the default. Stage one assumes nothing; by stage two you've shipped a real site.

How long does the program take?

Individual — your hours per week decide. Stages pass by building, not by attending, so the honest answer is: as fast as you do the work.

Is it really one-on-one?

Yes. No group calls, no video library with a forum. One student, one developer, one program bent around your goal.

Why does it end with Go?

WordPress covers the common cases; Go is where custom, production-grade work lives. The site you're reading runs on it.

Start at stage one.

Tell us where you're starting from and what you want to build. Program, schedule, and the hourly rate — in writing within 24 hours.

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