Microsoft 70-480 Programming in HTML5 with JavaScript & CSS3 (Udemy.com)

Good balance of necessary knowledge without getting too far into the weeds. Explanations are not in great depth. However, typically enough to get the job done. Very suitable for beginners. Enough to build a good basic web page. This course alone will not prepare one for Microsoft 'HTML5 with Javascript' certification. I already knew HTML5, CSS, JS. So, it was a Great review. The author is well organized and brings the student along quickly. The portions using Visual Studio need to be updated from version 2012 to 2022 because there are some changes in the default behavior and default installed packages, which might lose a novice. It was made clear in the first lessons that Notepad, Notepad++, or other IDEs could be used. So, Visual Studio not working as presented out of the box would not present a serious challenge to a novice completing the course without it. The content was well presented, paced quickly, and engaging.

There are much better courses out there. I got used to researching after watching videos, but here I had to do way too much. The tutor poorly or not at all explain what he does. Bombarding with Javasrcipt in the section called Introduction to HTML5! After watching him 10 minutes cannot figure out his own code I feel like I should have not wasted my time, money and energy. Things like this should have been cut out from the course content. I feel like it is just has not been built up as the tutor/and his team wanted.

thank you i learned a lot of interesting new things in html 5 JavaScript and also CSS once again thanks a lot.

I really like the way the instructor goes over the forms and the many add ons with HTML5. I think it would be better if the instructor would talk about what the methods mean like "Get" and "Post", and how you can send the information in an email to someone.

This course is amazing, and way more than I was expecting. Thanks for the wonderful explanation on HTML, JavaScript, CSS and how request/ responses are routed via the internet.

The course was too basic for the 70-480 exam, but would be great as an introductory course to Basic Web Programming. This course seemed to only scratch the surface of basic HTML, JavaScript, and CSS. The CSS section DID NOT cover anything new in CSS3, it was barely CSS2. I was hoping that this course alone would be sufficient to prepare me for the 70-480 exam and it WILL NOT do the job. There are other people in my office that are taking this and other Microsoft exams and I CANNOT recommend Udemy.

in-depth presentation. If you can avoid the installations of browsers and stuff, it will be better.

I put him on 2x speed just to make him talk at a normal pace. Video needs 3x speed! The documentation for what you are talking about: While it's great that you are mentioning what your notepad text file represents as you write it. It's to basic to go back to and comprehend if I was to directly copy it. As a user following the conversation, I have to pause you and add more details into my notes. Considering I have an exam on this, I cannot afford to not be verbose. I feel you could spend more time making the presentation for the discussion a little more professional by having the information already on slides and not typing in part of the conversation into note pad and then talking about it in depth.

Course is ok. However: the pace is excruciatingly slow and the details are way over the top. For example I guess everybody knows how to install a WebBrowser, it is probably not necessary to show this in the video. I have to play the videos at 1.5x sometimes 1.75x and en 2x the speed and still am quite annoyed. The production values are also a bit low. Which is not really a problem alway but this in combination to the slow speed and the live errors and correction makes for a difficult watch. It is a pity cause the guy has potential he knows his stuff and is obviously enthusiastic about the subject matter. He might do well to re watch his material and edit some stuff out

Very nice and simple course with easy to follow examples! I must say that the live sample errors (unplanned ugly errors) where helpful to get me thinking even more about what was going on. Good job!