Teaching website creation skills as a competitive advantage each child should have
Today, everyone who wants the world to know about them, their business, services, company, or their passion needs to have a website.
Whatever your child chooses to become in the future, knowing how to create websites will give them a competitive advantage.
We not only teach kids to write code, but also to make websites stylish and easy-to-use – to combine colors, establish good composition, select fonts, and think about paths used by the user
The kids choose themselves what their site will be about and create their own unique design; the teachers help them to realize their ideas in practice
We don't do tests and we don't present answers at the chalkboard, instead we apply what we've learned in practice straight away, by creating projects and bringing our own little dreams to life
Your child will learn
Come up with concepts for websites and design a structure for them
Develop designs in Figma and create websites in the block-based builder, Wix
Write HTML and CSS code, and publish their website using GitHub Pages
Create designs for interfaces, taking into account UX and UI principles
Adapt their site for mobile devices
Once they've mastered the main development tools, our students come together in teams and create websites with multiple pages.
In the process, the children learn how to discuss their ideas, reach agreement with each other, distribute tasks, and also to give and receive feedback.
Our kids create mini-projects right from their first lessons, applying the knowledge they've gained in practice
The curriculums for all our courses are developed by a team of professional educators, pedagogues and psychologists
Algorithmics' teachers talk to the kids in understandable language, love their subject and know how to captivate children
Our IT learning platform is 3 in 1: it's a smart task book, an environment for creating projects, and a community of shared interests
Kids share their projects with their classmates directly in the platform, and learn to give and receive feedback
At the end of each module, they present a full individual or group project
Today, everyone who wants the world to know about them, their business, services, company, or their passion needs to have a website.
Whatever your child chooses to become in the future, knowing how to create websites will give them a competitive advantage.
We not only teach kids to write code, but also to make websites stylish and easy-to-use – to combine colors, establish good composition, select fonts, and think about paths used by the user
The kids choose themselves what their site will be about and create their own unique design; the teachers help them to realize their ideas in practice
We don't do tests and we don't present answers at the chalkboard, instead we apply what we've learned in practice straight away, by creating projects and bringing our own little dreams to life
Your child will learn
Come up with concepts for websites and design a structure for them
Develop designs in Figma and create websites in the block-based builder, Wix
Write HTML and CSS code, and publish their website using GitHub Pages
Create designs for interfaces, taking into account UX and UI principles
Adapt their site for mobile devices
Once they've mastered the main development tools, our students come together in teams and create websites with multiple pages.
In the process, the children learn how to discuss their ideas, reach agreement with each other, distribute tasks, and also to give and receive feedback.
Our kids create mini-projects right from their first lessons, applying the knowledge they've gained in practice
The curriculums for all our courses are developed by a team of professional educators, pedagogues and psychologists
Algorithmics' teachers talk to the kids in understandable language, love their subject and know how to captivate children
Our IT learning platform is 3 in 1: it's a smart task book, an environment for creating projects, and a community of shared interests
Kids share their projects with their classmates directly in the platform, and learn to give and receive feedback
At the end of each module, they present a full individual or group project
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- Web design
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