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Web Design — From first tag to shipped site

Your child in Berlin or Toronto builds and ships a real website — one their friends can actually visit. HTML, CSS, JavaScript — the fundamental trio that powers the entire web. Year-end: a personal portfolio site that's live on the internet.

📚 4 seasons / year ⏱ 110 hours / year 💻 Software-only 🎨 Live portfolio
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Pick your child's age tier

Your 10-year-old learns the basics of websites — HTML, CSS, simple design — and ships a personal site about their hobbies, family, school. Year-end: a live portfolio site they can show friends and grandparents anywhere in the world.

One-year roadmap — Pre-teens tier

Four seasons from first tag to live site.

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Season 1 — Autumn

First HTML page

Sep–Dec · 24 class hours + 1 workshop

First HTML page + intro to website structure.

What they learn
  • What's a website? How does it work?
  • Basic HTML tags (h1, p, img)
  • First simple page
  • Linking pages
  • Image and media
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End of Season 1First HTML page + Season 1 certificate
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Season 2 — Winter

Design with CSS

Jan–Mar · 24 class hours + 1 workshop

Designing pages with CSS — color, font, layout.

What they learn
  • Basic CSS (color, font, size)
  • Box model
  • Flexbox basics
  • Choosing matching colors
  • Pretty buttons and cards
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End of Season 2Designed page + Season 2 certificate
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Season 3 — Spring

Multi-page site + interactivity

Apr–Jun · 24 class hours + 1 workshop

Building a multi-page site + basic interactivity with JavaScript.

What they learn
  • Multi-page site
  • Pretty navigation
  • Tiny JavaScript (click, alert)
  • Simple forms
  • Mobile responsiveness
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End of Season 3Multi-page site + Season 3 certificate
⭐ Online exhibition
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Season 4 — Summer

Personal site live + exhibition

Jul–Sep · Personal site + online exhibition

Final personal site + publishing live + online exhibition with Iranian peers worldwide.

What they experience
  • Defining a personal site
  • Step-by-step building
  • Live publishing (GitHub Pages)
  • Online exhibition
  • Custom domain (optional)
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End of Year 1Annual diploma + live site + exhibition certificate

Your 13-year-old learns serious web — JavaScript fundamentals + dynamic interactivity. Year-end: a real interactive web app.

One-year roadmap — Teens tier

Four serious seasons.

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Season 1 — Autumn

Pro HTML & CSS

Sep–Dec · 24 class hours + 1 workshop

Pro HTML/CSS — semantic HTML, advanced Flexbox/Grid, responsive design.

What they learn
  • Semantic HTML5
  • Advanced Flexbox + Grid
  • Mobile-first responsive design
  • Smooth animations + transitions
  • Pro UI/UX
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End of Season 1Pretty + responsive site + Season 1 certificate
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Season 2 — Winter

JavaScript fundamentals

Jan–Mar · 24 class hours + 1 workshop

JavaScript fundamentals + DOM manipulation + working with browser events.

What they learn
  • JavaScript fundamentals (variables, conditions, loops)
  • Functions + scope
  • DOM manipulation
  • Events (click, submit)
  • Simple animations
End of Season 2Interactive site + Season 2 certificate
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Season 3 — Spring

API + storage + small app

Apr–Jun · 24 class hours + 1 workshop

Working with APIs + LocalStorage + building small web apps.

What they learn
  • Fetch API
  • LocalStorage + SessionStorage
  • Simple JSON API
  • Small app (TodoList, Weather)
  • Git + GitHub
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End of Season 3Small web app + Season 3 certificate
⭐ Online exhibition
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Season 4 — Summer

Real web app + exhibition

Jul–Sep · Real app + online exhibition

Pro-grade interactive web app + live publish + portfolio.

What they experience
  • Defining a real interactive app
  • Step-by-step building
  • Live publishing (Netlify / Vercel)
  • Online exhibition
  • Portfolio entry
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End of Year 1Annual diploma + live app + exhibition certificate

Your 16-year-old in Vancouver learns pro-grade web — React + Node.js + database — and builds a full-stack app: a real web product, deployable, portfolio-ready.

One-year roadmap — Older teens tier

Four pro seasons. Goal: full-stack project.

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Season 1 — Autumn

Modern JavaScript + React

Sep–Dec · 24 class hours + 1 workshop

Modern JavaScript (ES6+) + React fundamentals + component-based architecture.

What they learn
  • ES6+ (arrow, destructuring, async)
  • React fundamentals (components, props, state)
  • Hooks (useState, useEffect)
  • React Router
  • State management (Context)
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End of Season 1React app + Season 1 certificate
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Season 2 — Winter

Backend with Node + DB

Jan–Mar · 24 class hours + 1 workshop

Backend with Node.js + Express + database (MongoDB / PostgreSQL).

What they learn
  • Node.js fundamentals
  • Express framework
  • REST API design
  • Database (MongoDB / PostgreSQL)
  • Authentication (JWT)
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End of Season 2Full backend + Season 2 certificate
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Season 3 — Spring

Full-stack + DevOps

Apr–Jun · 24 class hours + 1 workshop

Connecting front-end + back-end + DevOps + deployment.

What they learn
  • Front-end + back-end integration
  • Docker basics
  • Cloud deployment (Vercel, Heroku)
  • CI/CD intro
  • Pro Git + GitHub
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End of Season 3Full-stack project + Season 3 certificate
⭐ Online exhibition
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Season 4 — Summer

Real product + exhibition

Jul–Sep · Real product + online exhibition

Real full-stack product — deployable, portfolio-ready, university-ready.

What they experience
  • Defining a real product (SaaS app)
  • Pro project documentation
  • Live deployment
  • Online exhibition
  • Real portfolio for university applications
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End of Year 1Annual diploma + global portfolio + exhibition certificate

🏅 Certificates from the Web Design Program

Official Novin Zehn certificate at every season end + annual diploma + exhibition certificate at year-end.

1Autumn season certificate
2Winter season certificate
3Spring season certificate
4Annual diploma + exhibition certificate

📞 Get full details about the Web Design Program

Free consultation walks through lesson plans, real projects, and the exhibition.

Frequently asked

Questions parents abroad ask us

Does my child need a powerful computer?

No. Any laptop with internet works.

Is the website publicly published?

Yes. All sites are published on free platforms (GitHub Pages / Netlify / Vercel) so families worldwide can visit them.

Can my child go from this to a job?

By year 3 of the older-teens path, students have real full-stack portfolios that can lead to internships and freelance work.

Can my child start without coding experience?

Yes. The Pre-teens tier starts from zero. Trial class is free.

What about timezones?

Multiple class times per week across EST, PST, GMT, CET. All sessions recorded.