The learning path
Design to Deployment
Live courses that take you from a real user's problem to a live, full-stack product. You design it first, learn how the web works, then build and ship it with AI that you know how to check.
By the end of the path
One product, start to finish.
No scattered tutorials. Each stage adds a layer to the same kind of product, so every new skill has a reason to exist.
- 01A documented user problem and UX process
- 02A tested Figma prototype
- 03A React frontend, a Node.js backend and a database
- 04Tests, and a record of how you reviewed AI-written code
- 05A deployed application on its own link
- 06A portfolio case study explaining your decisions
How every lesson runs
Concept first. Tool second.
Before Auto Layout, you learn spacing and alignment. Before React, you learn functions. Every session follows the same steps.
- 01ExplainThe principle behind the tool.
- 02DemonstrateA worked example, decisions out loud.
- 03Build togetherYou repeat it, asking as you go.
- 04Work aloneA similar problem, no walkthrough.
- 05ReviewYour work against clear criteria.
- 06ReflectWhat broke, and how you fixed it.
The Glala rule for AI code
Before you accept code from AI, answer four questions.
- 1What is this code supposed to do?
- 2How does it work?
- 3How can we check that it works?
- 4What could go wrong?
When you can't answer one yet, that's the next lesson. Nothing critical ships until you can explain it, test it and verify it.