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Ishita taught 27 days ago
The Student and Tutor focused on web development, specifically implementing dynamic author and book pages with linking and styling. They worked on creating new routes, handling data retrieval, integrating the `next/link` component, and resolving UI/UX issues such as hover effects and image aspect ratios. The next steps involve addressing remaining functionalities like non-working buttons in the 'explore' section and potential enhancements to list management.
Dynamic Routing with URL Parameters
Client-Side Rendering Directives
Conditional Rendering and Error Handling
Programmatic Navigation with `window.location.href`
Regular Expressions for String Manipulation
Ishita taught about 1 month ago
The session focused on front-end web development using Next.js. The tutor and student worked on implementing authentication flow, global state management with React Context, and header component development with navigation and animations. They also configured proxy middleware for authentication and routing.
React Context API for Global State Management
Next.js Routing and Middleware
State Management with `useState` and `useEffect` Hooks
Local Storage for Client-Side Data Persistence
Mohit taught Casey 10 months ago
Mohit Kadwe assisted Casey with debugging front-end issues, including a rainbow hover effect on an SVG and inconsistent video sizing in a modal. They resolved the SVG issue but couldn't fix the video sizing or a horizontal scrollbar problem. Mohit requested the full code to debug offline, with plans to review it the next day, but Casey ended the session due to budget constraints.
CSS Overriding
Iframe Use Cases
Responsive Design Challenges
Dynamic Height Adjustment with JavaScript
SVG Manipulation with JavaScript
Mohit taught Casey 10 months ago
Mohit assisted Casey in debugging and improving the responsive design of her website, focusing on resolving issues with button styling, video display on mobile devices, and text sizing. They used CSS and JavaScript to implement fixes and explored the use of media queries for responsive design. Mohit recommended Bootstrap and Tailwind CSS as alternatives for easier responsive design implementation, and Casey plans to investigate these frameworks before their next session.
Media Queries
Responsive Design Frameworks (Bootstrap & Tailwind)
Safari Caching Issues
Setting Video Posters
Mohit taught Annie 11 months ago
Mohit assisted Annie in diagnosing and addressing website issues related to WordPress and customization. Annie will purchase an Elementor subscription, and Mohit will provide supporting resources to help her use it effectively. This session aimed to resolve layout problems and improve Annie's website management capabilities.
Website Viewing as a User
Sharing Your Screen
Elementor Subscription
Mohit taught John 11 months ago
Mohit assisted John in resolving editing and formatting issues on John's WordPress website. They then discussed and evaluated different strategies for collecting subscriber interest data for various towns, considering the limitations of WPForms. No specific homework or follow-up was mentioned.
Email Subscription Integration
Collecting User Interests
URL Slug
WordPress Page Editing
Website Footer
Web Development tutors skilled in frontend tools across Canada
Web Development in Canada: Learn to Build, Not Just Watch
Why More Canadians Are Learning to Code for the Web
Web development is one of the most accessible and rewarding skills to learn today. Whether you’re a student at the University of Toronto, a career switcher in Calgary, or a teen in Surrey exploring side projects, building for the web opens doors. Across Canada, demand for web developers continues to rise. Businesses in Vancouver, Ottawa, and Winnipeg need modern websites, online tools, and digital storefronts. It’s not just full-time developers either. Designers, marketers, and entrepreneurs are picking up front-end and back-end skills to work faster and more independently.
For many, the challenge is knowing where to start. HTML and CSS might feel manageable, but JavaScript frameworks, APIs, and deployment can get confusing fast. Free tutorials are useful, but they often skip the “why” behind the code. That’s where personalized learning makes a real difference.
From Fundamentals to Freelancing and Beyond
Students in places like Edmonton and Hamilton often look for tutoring to fill the gap between classroom theory and project-ready skills. Whether it's building responsive layouts, connecting to databases, or learning Git, structured sessions help you go deeper.
University learners building portfolios for co-op programs, high school students preparing for computer science programs, and adults aiming for freelance or bootcamp success all benefit from targeted, one-on-one support.
Tutors can help you write cleaner code, fix bugs faster, and understand the big picture behind front-end and back-end technologies. More importantly, they provide the feedback that turns trial and error into real growth. From Mississauga coding clubs to students launching their first apps in Halifax, learners across Canada are creating web projects that reflect their goals. With the right guidance, web development becomes more than a skill, it becomes something you own.
