I'm in my second month of studying publishing. I live in the countryside and want to get government funding, but I can't afford it, so I took coding classes for 4 hours a week at a nearby academy. However, since the academy doesn't teach professional publishers, they only teach basic theories and I didn't get a sense of how to properly utilize them. So while surfing the web, I half-heartedly purchased and listened to Coding Works' lectures, and I was really amazed. I'm a non-major, a total computer illiterate, and I don't even know what a browser is, so when people like me listen to lectures, many of the instructors talk in incomprehensible technical terms, but of course, they don't get into my head. However, Coding Works' education explains things in a really easy-to-understand way, and they slowly review the important parts before the end of the lecture. (I think this is really good.) If you know the basics of HTML and CSS, but are worried about how to utilize them, I highly recommend this lecture. You'll be amazed and say, "Can you do this with just HTML and CSS?" I haven't finished the lecture yet, but I immediately purchased other lectures from Coding Works. Please upload more good lectures in the future.