Building Progressive Web Apps from Figma Designs with HTML and CSS

Bridge the gap between UI design and modern web development by learning how to turn your static mockups into interactive, installable mobile applications. In this text-based guide, you will learn how to translate a Figma design into clean, responsive HTML and CSS, and then upgrade it into a fully functional Progressive Web App (PWA). You will start with the absolute basics of web layout before diving into the code that makes web apps feel like native mobile software. What you'll learn: - Understand foundational PWA concepts, including web app manifests and service worker life cycles. - Design mobile-first layouts in Figma with developer handoff and responsive constraints in mind. - Write semantic HTML and modern CSS Grid and Flexbox to build responsive interfaces. - Configure a web app manifest to make your web application installable on mobile devices. - Implement basic service worker caching strategies to enable offline functionality. - Practice converting design assets into clean, maintainable code through structured written exercises. This course begins with key terminology, basic design principles, and Figma layout foundations. You will then progress step-by-step through coding the interface and implementing the PWA features that allow your app to run offline and launch from a mobile home screen. This course is designed for absolute beginners, aspiring web developers, and UI/UX designers looking to build functional web applications without any prior programming experience. Start reading today to turn your design concepts into real, installable web applications.