HTML Planet for Kids

Hi Product Hunters! We are Benjamin and Matjaz (that’s me) - a son & father team. I’m the author of Pinegrow Web Editor and Ben is a 10 year old boy full of creativity and ingenuity. In early 2020 our family embarking on a journey around the world. Thanks to the Covid pandemic we immediately got stuck at our first destination. With time saved on not traveling around, Ben and I had extra time to do a project together. We decided to take a month off and create a HTML & CSS course for children, based on the simplified online version of our web editor software. That was more than a year ago :) The quick one month project turned into a year of work on creating the course structure, designing and recording the adventures, improving the website editor, testing… But, every evening, we showed up for work and step by step, got HTML Planet for Kids ready for release. It has 60+ interactive lessons and projects that teach children enough HTML & CSS to be able to create simple websites. Our visual editor lets children jump straight into using HTML & CSS, without having to memorize the code syntax and property names. Along the way, they get naturally familiar with coding and can start using the built-in code editor. Completing the lessons is just the beginning. Kids then use their skills to create projects (websites, experiments, toys) with HTML Planet. We plan to run monthly challenges and showcases to keep children engaged. If you are a parent, caretaker or teacher - or just feel like going on a space adventure, visit HTML Planet for Kids and take it for a spin. No registration is needed to start the trial. Looking forward to your feedback! Ben & Matjaz

Very cool idea! I wish you had been around a few years ago when my kind started studing how to program.

What ages is this for?

Congrats on the launch and good luck!

A new method of learning HTML and CSS coding, super dynamic and refreshing voice overs (bravo Ben) we feel good on the Planet HTML for Kids :)

Congrats on the launch.

This looks cool, a fun way to teach the basics might actually get more people interested in coding down the line. Congratulations on the launch!