Name: Vibe Coding: Build HTML Artefacts Fast and Easily
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What Vibe Coding Is—and What You Can Build This Week Defines vibe coding as directing, testing, and refining AI-generated code rather than writing every line yourself. Covers realistic artefacts such as landing pages, calculators, checklists, planners, trackers, and lightweight mini apps. Could include an idea gallery, a “good first project” compariso

The Anatomy of an HTML Artefact Introduces the practical roles of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript: structure, visual presentation, and interactions. Explains how a single HTML file can contain all three and run locally in a browser. Could use an annotated code sample, a visual layer diagram, and short callouts translating technical term Unlocks on purchase

Set Up a Friction-Free Build-and-Test Workflow Shows learners how to use an AI assistant, a text editor or browser-based editor, and a browser to save, open, inspect, and retest a single HTML file. Covers folder naming, versioned copies, and preserving a working baseline. Could include a step-by-step walkthrough, screenshots, and a troubleshooti Unlocks on purchase

Recap Quiz: 1. Start Vibe Coding: From Idea to Working HTML Check your understanding of 1. Start Vibe Coding: From Idea to Working HTML. Unlocks on purchase

Turn an Idea into a Tiny Product Brief Guides learners in defining the user, job to be done, must-have features, inputs, outputs, and non-goals for a small artefact. Emphasizes choosing a narrow first version over an overbuilt app. Could include a fill-in-the-blank brief template, examples for a calculator and a tracker, and a scope-warn Unlocks on purchase

Use a Reliable HTML Build Prompt Pattern Teaches a repeatable prompt structure: role, artefact goal, audience, required behaviors, layout, visual style, technical constraints, and delivery format. Includes instructions to request a self-contained HTML file with clear code sections. Could include a reusable prompt template, an annotated str Unlocks on purchase

Ask for Accessible, Responsive, and Safe Defaults Explains how to request semantic HTML, readable contrast, keyboard-friendly controls, mobile layouts, labels, empty states, and helpful validation messages from the start. Also covers asking AI to avoid unnecessary dependencies and external data collection. Could include a practical prompt add-on, a Unlocks on purchase

Recap Quiz: 2. Prompt for Better First Drafts Check your understanding of 2. Prompt for Better First Drafts. Unlocks on purchase

Run the Build–Test–Refine Loop Introduces a repeatable workflow for opening an artefact, trying representative inputs, noting failures, and changing one meaningful thing at a time. Helps learners distinguish visual polish from broken functionality. Could include a loop diagram, a test-notes template, and a worked example of impro Unlocks on purchase

Describe Bugs and Changes So AI Can Fix Them Shows how to write effective revision requests using expected behavior, actual behavior, reproduction steps, affected device or browser, and desired constraints. Covers attaching the current code when needed and asking for complete replacement code. Could include before-and-after prompts, a bug-repo Unlocks on purchase

Protect What Already Works Teaches learners to request minimal changes, preserve existing features, keep a rollback copy, and review AI output before replacing a file. Covers common regressions such as lost buttons, broken styling, and removed validation. Could include a versioning convention, warning callouts, and a “change Unlocks on purchase

Recap Quiz: 3. Iterate Like a Product Builder Check your understanding of 3. Iterate Like a Product Builder. Unlocks on purchase

Create a Useful Form-Based Tool Builds the pattern behind calculators, estimators, generators, and converters: labeled inputs, validation, calculations, and clear output states. Demonstrates how to prompt for edge cases and understandable results. Could include a hands-on walkthrough of a simple budget or pricing calculator, an in Unlocks on purchase

Create a Tracker or Planner That Saves Progress Covers checklists, habit trackers, reading lists, and simple planners using browser storage so entries persist after refresh. Explains the learner-facing tradeoffs of local-only data and provides prompts for add, edit, delete, filter, and reset behavior. Could include an annotated feature map, a pri Unlocks on purchase

Create a Polished Information Page or Landing Page Teaches the structure of a clear one-page site: headline, value proposition, sections, calls to action, FAQ, and contact links. Focuses on hierarchy, readability, responsive layout, and prompting for a coherent visual style without copying another brand. Could include a wireframe-style section map, Unlocks on purchase

Combine Patterns into a Small Purpose-Built Artefact Shows how to combine an information page with one focused interaction, such as an event RSVP helper, study planner, quote estimator, or resource finder. Reinforces keeping features intentional and avoiding complexity creep. Could include several project blueprints, a feature-priority matrix, and a b Unlocks on purchase

Recap Quiz: 4. Build Useful Mini Apps and Pages Check your understanding of 4. Build Useful Mini Apps and Pages. Unlocks on purchase

Do a Practical Quality Pass Covers testing on desktop and mobile, checking forms and buttons, reading all visible text, verifying empty and error states, and removing placeholder content. Introduces a lightweight definition of done for small artefacts. Could include a pre-launch checklist, a mobile-testing callout, and a table Unlocks on purchase

Make the Interface Feel Intentional Explains quick, high-impact polish: consistent spacing, typography, color restraint, button states, helpful microcopy, and visible feedback after an action. Helps learners ask AI for design improvements without requesting a full rewrite. Could include a visual polish checklist, prompt examples for t Unlocks on purchase

Share the HTML File or Publish It Simply Outlines practical delivery options, from sending a self-contained HTML file to publishing through a beginner-friendly static hosting service. Covers asset paths, title and metadata basics, and explaining how recipients should use the artefact. Could include a decision table for sharing methods, a d Unlocks on purchase

Plan Your Next Three Artefacts Helps learners create a realistic post-course pipeline by selecting repeatable problems, reusing prompt templates, and recording lessons from each build. Encourages shipping small improvements rather than waiting for a perfect app. Could include an artefact backlog template, a reuse checklist, and a Unlocks on purchase

Recap Quiz: 5. Polish, Share, and Ship Your First Artefact Check your understanding of 5. Polish, Share, and Ship Your First Artefact. Unlocks on purchase

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