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D276 Web Development Foundations is the 3-CU HTML and CSS course that opens WGU's B.S. Software Engineering and sits early in the B.S. AI Engineering and B.S. Data Analytics. The September 2026 WGU catalog lists it as ITSW 2120 with legacy code D276, taught on the zyBooks platform with no prerequisites, and states that competency is demonstrated with a performance assessment. Students report a multi-page website built to a course specification. Coursework Ninja completes D276 done-for-you: the web performance assessment built, submitted, and revised to the rubric, with a fixed quote in writing before any work. Singles from $99. Independent of WGU.
D276 is the course that is supposed to be the easy one. It sits early in the standard path of WGU's software engineering, AI engineering, and data analytics degrees, the catalog promises HTML and CSS, and the zyBooks chapters read like a weekend. Then the performance assessment arrives: a website built to a written specification, styled against a rubric, submitted through the course checklist. Working developers who have not hand-written a layout since frameworks took over are exactly the students who hand this one to us.
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The September 2026 catalog states that competency in Web Development Foundations is demonstrated with a performance assessment. Students report a multi-page website built to a course specification. We build it to the rubric, submit it, and run the revision loop if the evaluator requests changes.
Web design and development using HTML and CSS, delivered on the zyBooks platform: readings, knowledge checks, and hands-on activities. The assessment rewards semantic structure and layout control, not framework tricks or JavaScript.
WGU renumbered its catalog in 2026. Web Development Foundations appears as ITSW 2120 in the September 2026 catalog with D276 kept as the legacy course number. Same 3 CUs, same content. Either code in your portal means this page is the right one.
D276 carries no prerequisites, so WGU schedules it in term 1 of both software engineering tables and early on the AI engineering and data analytics paths. Clearing it early protects satisfactory academic progress and stops an easy 3 CUs from quietly surviving to the end of the term.
If your intake is the whole course rather than a stuck submission, the chapter readings and knowledge checks are handled as part of the job, not just the final assessment.
Inside a B.S. Software Engineering, AI Engineering, or Data Analytics completion, D276 sits under the $3,000 bachelor's package, with the written 6-month finish guarantee covering the rest of the list.
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Bottlenecks
The material is beginner-level. The stall is almost always the specification and the rubric, not the reading.
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There is no exam to sit. Per the September 2026 catalog, D276 Web Development Foundations is demonstrated with a performance assessment, and students report a website build against a course specification. We complete that assessment done-for-you: built, submitted, and revised until it passes.
Per the September 2026 WGU institutional catalog, Web Development Foundations covers web design and development using HTML and CSS on the zyBooks platform, with all reading materials, knowledge checks, and hands-on activities preparing students for the course assessment. There are no prerequisites. Competency is demonstrated with a performance assessment.
WGU renumbered courses in 2026. The September 2026 catalog lists Web Development Foundations as ITSW 2120 with D276 retained as the legacy number. It is the same 3-CU course. Students still search it as D276, which is why this page uses that code.
Per the September 2026 catalog standard paths, D276 sits in term 1 of the B.S. Software Engineering (including the accelerated path), term 2 of the B.S. AI Engineering, and term 5 of the B.S. Data Analytics. One correction from earlier catalogs: the B.S. Computer Science tables no longer carry D276; their term-2 web slot is now E009 Web Design Fundamentals (ITEC 3121), which has its own page here. If ITSW 2120 is on your plan, this is the course.
No. E009 Web Design Fundamentals (ITEC 3121, 3 CUs) is the newer web design course of the computer science and information technology tables, adding foundational JavaScript, WCAG compliance, and UX and UI principles to the HTML and CSS base. D276 (ITSW 2120, 3 CUs) remains the zyBooks HTML and CSS performance-assessment course of the software engineering, AI engineering, and data analytics tables. Both are completed here, and each has its own page.
Per the September 2026 catalog, E065 JavaScript Programming (ITSW 2321, 3 CUs) sits in term 2 of both software engineering tables, and its published description states plainly that Web Development Foundations is a prerequisite for the course. That makes D276 the one gen-ed-looking course on the table that formally gates a programming course: postponing the website build holds up the JavaScript course behind it.
The material is genuinely beginner-level HTML and CSS. What stalls students is the performance assessment: a specified build graded against a rubric, which punishes postponement the same way an exam does. Most D276 intakes we take are revision-stage submissions, not students who cannot write a tag.
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