CodeHS Web Design Insider: Clone a Website, Emojis & External Links, and More!

🎨 Clone a Website

Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery! Students can test their HTML and CSS skills by recreating a page from their favorite website in our Clone a Website project.

This independent project is a perfect way to challenge students, fill in gaps between modules, or provide an engaging activity during holiday breaks.

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Looking for a bigger challenge? Combine HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and AI to create your own Connections Game Using AI, inspired by the NY Times!

🤗 Emojis and External Links

Emojis and external links enhance user engagement by adding emotional context, personality, and visual appeal to your webpage.

They improve navigation, cater to different audiences, and break up text for better readability. 📖

Check out the guides below to add emojis or external links to your web pages!

Using External Links in HTML Programs

Using Emojis in CodeHS

🔄 Alternate Exercises

Wondering what you can do to prevent student cheating? Try alternative exercises in the CodeHS Web Design course. These exercises are changed in subtle ways so they will not alter the concept of difficulty of an exercise. For example, an exercise may change the format of the output so that the original code will no longer pass the autograder. Learn how to use these in your class today!

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🚗 CodeHS Road Trip/CSEdWeek

CodeHS is visiting computer science classrooms throughout the 2024-2025 school year!

There are two ways to request a visit from CodeHS:

For the CodeHS Road Trip: Our Computer Science Ambassador is hitting the road in a stylish pink CodeHS van to visit classrooms across the country! Follow the journey at codehs.com/roadtrip.
For Computer Science Education Week (December 9th-15th): Each year, during CSEdWeek, CodeHS team members visit local classrooms to offer support and lead an Hour of Code. Don’t miss this opportunity to engage your students in celebrating computer science!

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💞 Coding for Dating Apps

Check out the newest Coding in The Wild about a Backend Engineer at Match Group, who uses code to connect people! Hear his story and tips for future coders.

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