Front End Workshop Descriptions

Front End 101
  * Totally new to HTML and CSS
  * Perhaps has seen it before, but not written much (if any)
  * Not sure what tags, attributes, or selectors are
  * <img>, <a>, and <p> are exciting and new

Front End 102
  * Knows the basic idea behind HTML and has possibly written some 
  * New to CSS
  * Perhaps has worked with a WYSIWIG editor but hasn't coded an HTML document from scratch
  * Has heard of a tags or attributes before, but isn't sure what they are
  * Recognizes <a href="http://www.google.com">this</a> but couldn't define what each piece means

Front End 103
  * Some experience with HTML & CSS
  * Has possibly worked with the web inspector in Chrome or Firebug in Firefox before
  * Could possibly write a link in HTML
  * Not totally comfortable with CSS, but gets the basics

Front End 201
  * Feels pretty comfortable with CSS & HTML basics, but not sure how they relate to web apps
  * Knows about web development, but not a lot of front end experience
  * Maybe knows a programming language
  * Perhaps has used the Web Inspector before

Front End 301
  * Knows how to include a stylesheet in an HTML documents
  * Feels comfortable with terminology like tag and attribute
  * Has made and deployed a website with custom CSS or used a framework like Bootstrap or Foundation

The first list item for Front End 201 and 301 don't really work as class titles (the way the others do). Maybe these:

201: Comfortable editing CSS & HTML in a site, but hasn't built a page from scratch (replacing the first item)
301:

• Ready to make a beautiful site
• Has made and deployed a website with custom CSS or used a framework like Bootstrap or Foundation, but wants to make something cool and modern (the idea being that beginner sites look like they're from 10 years ago, and this class is about design and modern techniques).

Does that fit with the workshop plan?