Part 1: Introduction

Part 2: Basic HTML & CSS

This section introduces you to the basics of web development, how the internet works, and how you should begin thinking about writing code (i.e. you'll pick your code editor.)

Part 3: Introduction to Python and Django

Next, you'll get your computer all set up to work with Python and Django. You'll also learn the basics of using the command-line, a brief overview of how to program in Python, and why Django is even necessary.

Part 4: Set-up and Installation

In this section, we'll guide you through installing Python and Django. You'll also be installing a code editor (for writing Python code), and learning about the command-line interface (which will be used for running Python code and launching Python in interactive mode).

Part 5: Building your First Django Project

This section walks you through your first Django application. It will cover all the fundamentals of Django including Models & the ORM, the Admin, URL resolution, Templates, Forms, and the basic built-in User Authentication.

Part 6: Real World Django Projects

This section goes over some of the advanced concepts you'll need as a Django developer — we'll tackle each one through a project meant to provide you more hands-on practice.

We'll work on 4 projects:

1. Login with Facebook and a Custom User Model
2. Create our own Reddit Clone
3. Deploy to Production on Heroku with a Postgres database
4. Create an API

Part 7: Advanced HTML & CSS

In this section, we will cover advanced CSS topics to get your visual design skills to the next level.

Part 8: Responsive Web Design

Responsive Web design is the approach that suggests that design and development should respond to the user’s behavior and environment based on screen size, platform and orientation.

This section introduces you to basics of RWD — once done, you should feel comfortable designing and coding web apps that adapt to any device, orientation etc.