You’ve probably cracked open a JavaScript tutorial before and… slammed your laptop shut five minutes later.
JavaScript isn’t like HTML and CSS. It’s abstract, it’s harder to grasp, and it makes you feel like you’ve just crossed an invisible line into “real programming.”
It’s not you, JavaScript is hard. And to make things even harder, most tutorials are written for people who are trying to become developers. So, they talk over your head, assume you’ve got all of this context, and leave you feeling like you’re missing some secret handshake.
That is exactly why we built JavaScript for designers: a coding course that finally meets you where you are. It is hands-on, designer-first, and focused on giving you not just practice but perspective.
You won't just learn syntax, you'll unlock a whole new way of thinking that makes code finally click.
By the end, JavaScript won’t feel like a black box anymore. It’ll feel like clay in your hands. You’ll shape it into working prototypes, bring your Figma files to life, and approach problems with the confidence of someone who knows what they’re doing.
And here’s the best part: once JavaScript clicks, you’ve got the foundation to learn any programming language. Every framework, every dev conversation, every new tool suddenly becomes fair game. JavaScript is the gateway, let's put the key in your hands.
We're working hard on this course, and can't wait to share it with you! Join the waitlist to learn more -- we'll be sharing sneak peeks, coding tips, and early access discounts.
About Technically Lit
Meet the creators, Nick & Matt Basile
Howdy, we’re Nick & Matt! We've been designing, coding, and building for the web since 2012 😱 We love teaching coding, especially to product designers.
But... it took us a looong time to get here 😅 We started our careers as designers who struggled to understand the technical side of things. So, we spent years and thousands of dollars 💸 learning coding to level up our skills.
Now, we’re packaging up everything we know about coding into approachable formats for product designers so you can skip the struggle and start coding right away 😎
