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“The She Codes AI Plus add-on workshop gave me a completely new understanding of how to work with AI. Before the workshop, I was writing prompts without a real sense of why some got better results than others. Through the hands-on exercises, I learned how much context matters, and that clearly framing my goal, giving relevant background, and specifying what I wanted upfront made a huge difference in the output I got back. I put this directly into practice while building my Jazz playlist generator: instead of a vague prompt like 'make me a jazz playlist,' I learned to specify mood, era, instrumentation, and listening occasion, which completely changed the quality and relevance of the results. This workshop gave me a practical, repeatable framework for prompting that I now use well beyond that one project.”

“This workshop was genuinely challenging, in the best way. It pushed me to slow down and pay much closer attention to the details I'd been glossing over — things like naming conventions and the underlying logic in JavaScript. I came away with a much deeper understanding of the nuances that make code clean, readable, and functional, not just working. If you're looking for a program that will stretch you and sharpen your fundamentals rather than just skim the surface, I'd recommend SheCodes Plus.”

“Before this course, I could put together a basic webpage, but I struggled with advanced styling and adding interactive elements. This curriculum completely unlocked that next level for me. I learned how to build meaningful functionality into my front-end designs while keeping the code clean and scalable.”

“I’ve worked closely with front-end engineers and have had some familiarity with the process but never fully understood the structure and design language behind it. SheCodes Basics helped bridge that gap for me in a clear, approachable way. The course gave me a much better understanding of how front-end development works and improved my ability to communicate and collaborate more effectively with engineering teams.”