Understand how websites and the internet actually function. This course builds web literacy through comprehensive explanations of domains, hosting, HTML/CSS basics, and core web technologies. Focus is on understanding rather than professional development.
Web & Internet Fundamentals demystifies how websites work and what happens behind the scenes when you browse the internet. This course is designed for learners who want to understand web technologies conceptually rather than become professional web developers.
You will learn how domains function, what web hosting actually means, how HTML and CSS create web pages, and how different web technologies connect to form the internet we use daily. The emphasis is on literacy—understanding enough to make informed decisions, communicate effectively with technical teams, and navigate the web environment with confidence.
This is NOT a coding bootcamp or web development career program. It provides foundational understanding suitable for anyone who works with websites in any capacity, wants to create simple sites, or simply wishes to understand the technology they use every day.
Internet infrastructure basics, client-server model, IP addresses and protocols, DNS system explanation, packet routing concepts, network fundamentals.
Domain name system architecture, domain registration process, TLDs and their purposes, nameservers and DNS records, domain management basics.
What hosting providers actually do, server types and their differences, hosting service models, bandwidth and storage considerations, choosing appropriate hosting.
HTML structure and purpose, semantic elements, document structure, links and navigation, images and media embedding, forms and inputs, accessibility basics.
CSS purpose and syntax, selectors and specificity, box model concept, layout approaches, responsive design principles, styling best practices.
Browser rendering process, JavaScript role, browser developer tools, compatibility considerations, performance factors, browser architecture basics.
CMS platforms overview, WordPress fundamentals, themes and plugins, content vs. code distinction, when to use CMS vs. custom development.
SSL/TLS and HTTPS, common security vulnerabilities, password security, backup importance, security best practices for non-developers.
Page load speed factors, image optimization, caching concepts, CDN basics, performance measurement tools, user experience impacts.
JavaScript frameworks overview, APIs and web services, progressive web apps, mobile responsiveness, emerging web technologies landscape.
This course suits learners who:
This course is NOT for learners who:
The course uses clear explanations, diagrams, demonstrations, and examples to build understanding. You will see how web technologies work through visual explanations and annotated examples rather than through intensive coding exercises.
Some basic HTML and CSS practice is included to reinforce concepts, but the emphasis remains on comprehension rather than skill development. You will understand enough to read basic code, make simple modifications, and grasp what developers are discussing.
Expect 5-8 hours per week over 6-10 weeks for thorough engagement with the material. The course is self-paced, allowing you to adjust timing based on your learning speed and existing knowledge.
One-time payment, lifetime access
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