W3Cx

Our MOOCs

Master the foundational programming languages for Web development, HTML5, CSS and JavaScript, to gain skills in one of the fasting growing careers and follow our Front-End Web Developer curriculum (total of 5 courses).

Learn how digital accessibility makes your websites and apps work well for everyone. And contemplate a passwordless future with our Web Authentication course.

Designed in collaboration with Yubico, this course help Web developers dig deep into modern Web Authentication to secure access to resources and applications.

Introduction to Web Authentication

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Get a strong foundation in digital accessibility to make your websites and apps work well for people with disabilities, meet international standards, and provide a better user experience for everyone.

Introduction to Web Accessibility

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Learn how to build Web sites using HTML5 and basic CSS, directly from W3C, creator of the latest Web standards.

HTML5 and CSS Fundamentals

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Learn how to code Web pages and Web sites the right way.

HTML5 Coding Essentials and Best Practices

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Sharpen your design skills to deliver innovative applications and games in HTML5!

HTML5 Apps and Games

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Learn how to take your Web pages from bland to bold with the power of CSS styling.

CSS Basics

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Learn JavaScript, an essential Web development programming language, to add interactivity to your Web pages.

JavaScript Introduction

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Learners' Stories

Finding a New Career Path with a Professional Certificate

Larisa’s inspiring story about how W3Cx’s Front-End Web Developer Professional Certificate program helped her embark on a completely new career path and the passion and success she experienced through her newfound skills.

Embarking on a Brand New Career Path

In a truly inspiring fashion, Cheryl Troell, a 52 year old web designer from Washington, D.C., shares her story of how edX helped her begin a brand new career.

Stepping Outside a Coding Comfort Zone with HTML5

EdX Learner Georgiana Blantin, age 25 from Baja California, Mexico, was a student from the last iteration of HTML5 Coding Essentials and Best Practices in June 2015, and wrote in to the course staff to share her experience.

Game Development Using HTML5

I first learned HTML in 1996, and I’ve done web development off and on since then, always being self-taught. But, I’ve slowly fallen behind as things have changed over the years, especially with all the new features available in HTML5.

Upskilling his Web programming expertise with JavaScript

This newly-released W3Cx course was extremely engaging and well-produced. Not only was the JavaScript syntax well explained, but the course instructor showed different ways of solving problems in both JavaScript and ES6.

Staying up to Date with HTML5 to Further His Career

Craig Jones, a learner from Atlanta, Georgia, shares how he used edX courses to stay current in his field of work, supplement his resume, and further his job search.