The course was okay but it wasn't very much informative. There was no specific book recommendation or specific material study recommandation. It was like a summary of something rather very deep.

When they say basic, they mean BAAAASSSSIIIIC. Good course to start with if you're not used to web development. If you have developed web pages and web applications, this course will be a breeze.

Nice introductory course in responsive web design. It might be a little fast for students with close to none experience with HTML and CSS, however all the examples given were explained very wel.

I like this course because it was jumping directly into latest and greatest of frameworks or libraries and making things easy to get started.

The instruction give on assignment wasn't clear

Great course! I wish I could take a regular semester class, but good job with the amount of material included within this class. I'm looking forward to learning more from this specialty.

Highly recommend this course is practical and short-term achievable, true friendly for beginner. Thank you for University of London and our Lector Dr Matthew, Pro Marco, and Dr Kate.

They need to update the initial files for the assignments and some videos because they don't match the current version of meteor or compatible and in some cases use outdated packages

If you are considering paying for the course so you can do the assignments, just don't. Assignments were extremely easy and boring. Nonetheless, the overall content was fantastic!

I have worked on Oracle's proprietary systems and just wanted to know how are several awesome websites are made with html, css, javascript, jquery etc. Thank you so much guys...

Great course for beginners, the HTML and CSS are very easy to understand while the JavaScript is a bit tricky, but overall good way to start out in Front-End Web Development.

the course is quite simple and informative. I really like how it is done as hands on experience not just lectures and assignments. I would definitely recommend it for beginners

It is a good course to quickly understand the basic concepts of web development, but I suggest to complement it with other similar courses to learn more about these topics.

Se requieren más subtitulos en español en los vídeos faltantes. Un poco difícil las explicaciones del profesor Andrew. Buena base para comenzar con el diseño de páginas web

Its a damn awesome course

the main thing about this course is i didnt lose intrest in course till last

as most of the times i start the course but never complete it before.

explanation, and assignments were constructive and detailed.

But,sometimes questions appear on the weekly tests which have not been mentioned or discussed in that module

After the "first week", covering HTML, I can only say "thumbs up" for the content and presentation, but a little bit too "shallow" and not for the complete beginners !

Very informative and helpful, but not very fluid, like there is small pacing issue, though its not a big deal! I'd definitely recommend this course for all beginners

A little more advanced than I thought, and a lot of snippets are not well explained. But this course has triggered me to explore more. Thank you for the lectures.

Things should have been in more depth. But the course was nice. Also I would suggest that the instructor should discuss about the questions asked in previous quiz

This is one of the best course for basic website design using the HTML,CSS,Java script i.i. to structure,style and interaction can be done with the website design

assignments were too easy for this course any one do them probably within two to three days

i have hope rest of the courses of the specialization will have level

This is a very good course beginner's course for website basics. I learned more than I thought I would. It also briefly introduces you to JQuery, a JS library.

Great introductory course. Could be a bit longer, but considering the other available course and their close-knit curriculum this is not that big of a problem.

Some of the tests aren't well done, It's been more than once that I get asked things I don't know just to have them explained in the next part of the course.

I'd like to see more theoretical basics about HTML and CSS, not only "we can type this and do that" and "I encourage you to find this information in Google"