Codecademy's interactive beginner courses on HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, where learners write code in the browser and get immediate feedback on exercises.

Commenters call it a great place to start with the front-end basics and list it as a free option for HTML/CSS/JavaScript.

On Reddit (2)

1. Recommendslukee910r/webdev2017in “Language/framework to learn when starting out with web development?”

   For the frontend you'll need HTML/CSS/JS. Codecademy has great courses on those languages. As for frameworks, Angular uses an OO approach and is quite easy to get started with. Setting up the environment for it can be a bit of a pain (which goes for most JS frameworks), but it has a CLI that will…

2. Recommendsbrownstonedr/webdev2012in “Best way to improve my coding knowledge?”▲ 3

   **GOOD** * Codecademy - Free courses on HTML/CSS/Javascript * Udemy - Search out html and then filter by free, or pay for them. * Codeschool - $25/month. Great courses and cheaper than a community college. * tuts+ - Lots of courses from design to coding. **BAD** Do not use! * w3schools -…

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