ONE SMALL, REAL OUTCOME

Build your first website

Learn a small amount, build one useful page, and publish a simple project you can maintain.

What you’re making

A mobile-friendly information page with a contact link, readable text, and a working public URL.

01
Learn only what this page needs
Use freeCodeCamp to practice semantic HTML, forms, and responsive CSS. Build a short page about a real service or project instead of copying an entire template.
Before moving on: The page has one clear heading, meaningful links, and a layout that works without horizontal scrolling.
freeCodeCampView access details and original source →
02
Add one purposeful interaction
If your project uses React, consider a single React Bits interaction that helps navigation or feedback. Check its license and test reduced motion. A plain HTML page can skip this step.
Before moving on: Navigation still works with the animation disabled, with a keyboard, and on a small phone.
React BitsView access details and original source →
03
Publish and check the result
Review Cloudflare Pages hosting terms and limits. Publish your own project, then open its public URL on a phone. Check links, the title, contact details, and loading behavior.
Before moving on: A visitor can understand the page and complete its main task from the live URL.
Cloudflare PagesView access details and original source →

These are suggested learning sequences, not a promise of compatibility or free hosted services. Check each provider’s current requirements and terms.

Learn only what this page needs