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Build for the web, with the browser as your starting point

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A practical route through web fundamentals, focused courses, browser compatibility, and accessible implementation.

Frameworks make many things convenient, but the browser still decides how a page behaves. A grounding in HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and accessibility makes unfamiliar tools less mysterious. These references work well beside a small project you can inspect, change, and break safely.

Try this first

Build a tiny page with a heading, a form, and a list. Learn the underlying feature in MDN, use a web.dev lesson for depth, and check compatibility before adopting a newer capability. Test the page with a keyboard before adding more polish.

Keep in mind

Save the exact reference that solved a problem and a note about what changed. That creates a working notebook, rather than another list of tutorials to finish someday.

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MDN Learn web development

Use this as a structured foundation when you need to understand what the platform does. Follow a short section, reproduce the example, and change something to check your understanding.

developer.mozilla.org

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web.dev Learn

Choose a course tied to your immediate question, such as CSS, performance, or forms. Apply one lesson to the same small project so the reading becomes observable behavior.

web.dev

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Can I use

Check support for a specific feature across browsers. Read the notes and partial-support details, then decide on a fallback based on your actual audience rather than a single percentage.

caniuse.com

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The A11Y Project

Turn accessibility intentions into concrete implementation checks. Use the checklist to guide investigation, while remembering that a checked box is not a replacement for testing with real users.