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This is a real piece of the course, not an advert. You will finish it having written a genuine development instruction and completed a small build plan of your own.

Introduction

The whole program rests on one idea: you do not need to learn to code before you are allowed to build. What you do need is the judgement to describe what you want, verify what was made, and correct it. That is a learnable skill, and it does not require sight.

Part of Module 1: You Can Build Software

Prompt Lab exercise: add a login system

Your app has no accounts yet. Write the instruction you would give an AI coding agent. Answer as many of these as you can: What are we building? Who is it for? What should the user be able to do? What should happen after each action? What accessibility requirements exist? What should the AI avoid changing? How will we know the task is complete?

Small building exercise

Work through these four steps for a tiny app of your own. Mark each one as you finish it. Progress is reported in text: 0 of 4 steps complete.

Name your tiny app in one sentence.
Name the single thing a user must be able to do.
Write the instruction, including one accessibility requirement.
Say how you will check it worked, using the keyboard only.

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