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Start with the row that describes your situation. Change one thing at a time so you can identify the cause.
| What you see | What to check first |
|---|---|
| No email verification code | Address spelling, Spam folder and the latest requested code |
| The wrong account opens | Avatar and email address in the profile menu |
| AI asks for a subscription | Whether you selected a paid feature; return to an available mode |
| A request limit is reached | The reset time shown by the service; save your current result |
| Code appears instead of a website | The file is index.html, not index.html.txt |
| The page has no styling | The CSS filename and the path to it in HTML |
| Pages shows a 404 error | index.html is in the selected folder; deployment has finished |
| Task ticks disappear | The same address and browser are used, outside private browsing |
| The app does not open without internet | It was opened with internet access first; all Lesson 17 files are in place |
| A black screen replaces the video | The finished MP4 plays on your computer; platform processing has finished |
| The video has no sound | Phone volume, editor track sound and the exported MP4 |
| Controls cover the captions | Space near the top, bottom and right edges in the preview |
Copy the exact error message. Include the preceding action and what you expected. If you send a screenshot, keep the relevant area and hide other people's details and sign-in codes.
A useful answer starts by checking a specific cause. After each attempt, record what changed. If nothing changed, say so before repeating the command.
“15 dollars per month” may mean monthly billing or 180 dollars upfront for a year: 15 × 12 = 180. These are fictional prices. Check the amount due today.
Before paying, complete this card using the plan page, terms and help pages.
| Question | What to record |
|---|---|
| What am I paying for? | Product and plan; chat, API or third-party tool |
| What will be charged now? | Final amount, currency and tax if shown |
| What period does it cover? | Month or year; next billing date |
| What is included? | Required features and visible limits |
| What costs extra? | Additional usage, team seats or an external service |
| How do I stop renewal? | Where to cancel; status and access end date |
| Where did I check? | Source link and date |
A chat subscription may not cover API usage or connected services. Check their billing separately. A spending alert and a hard spending cap are also different settings: read what the selected limit actually does.
Plain-language definitions of every technical term with a direct link to the lesson where it is introduced.
an author’s page containing their videos.
a unique name beginning with `@`.
the dashboard for managing a channel’s videos and settings.
the planned sequence of actions and words.
an image or an uninterrupted piece of recording.
a plan of what the camera will show in sequence.
the area arranging clips by time.
shortening a clip’s start or end.
creating a finished video file.
the proportions of a vertical frame.
accessible by link.
restricted private access.
a short video in YouTube’s corresponding format.
the service prepares playback versions of an uploaded video.
a user’s page.
a short personal introduction.
a profile where access to posts depends on approval as a follower.
a post containing multiple images.
an image format.
an element of a digital image; pixel dimensions describe its width and height.
the text beneath a post.
an Instagram video post.
spoken words displayed on screen.
the image representing a video before playback.
the stream of videos available to watch.
the profile’s identifier.
the people allowed to view a particular publication.
the first seconds explaining the idea.
the original recordings before editing.
a separately saved iteration of the video.
a saved, unfinished publication.
a post visible only to its owner.
a public audience.
the frame representing the video.
a package of extensions you can install in an application.
a connection between an AI app and another service.
saved instructions for a repeatable task.
rules for exchanging data and calling tools between programs.
an attempt to redirect AI through outside instructions in material it reads.
an attached service supplying permitted data or actions to Gemini.
reusable instructions for a particular job.
a provider of tools through a shared protocol.
an addition that runs inside a code editor.
materials you can use to rebuild and edit your work.
a separate saved copy of files.
a specific check of a finished result.
The program is created for Ukrainian veterans and adults starting in IT with zero prior coding experience. Classes combine in-person studio practice (10 equipped workstations) with a 208-page printed and digital textbook.
Every participant builds a 3-project portfolio: (1) a personal responsive website on GitHub Pages (Lessons 11–14), (2) the “My Day” offline-capable PWA web application with localStorage and Service Worker (Lessons 15–18), and (3) a media content package for YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok (Lessons 19–28).
Verified as of 01.11.2026: Classroom equipment & setup ($14,280), Team & premises for 4 months ($12,960), Named AI & cloud subscriptions ($3,258.76), Windows 11 FPP & store licenses ($2,780), plus foreign tax allowance and 10% contingency ($4,098.48), totaling $37,377.24 ($3,737.72 per student).