Make progress.
Bring a focused task. Work alongside other builders and talk through what is getting in the way.
You do not have
to build alone.
A place for your ideas, your questions
and the work in progress.
Inside CODE:BLACK
Tools we use
Come with an idea.
Leave with a next step.
Bring the thing you want to make, the decision you are stuck on, or the version you want someone to try. CODE:BLACK is taking shape around practical work and the people doing it.
A rhythm for
moving forward.
Live when it helps. At your own pace when you need it.
Get another view.
Share a work in progress. Ask a specific question and get thoughtful feedback on the next decision.
Put it out there.
Work on the final details, the story and the next step toward sharing your build with people.
Proposed programme. Session times and the opening date are still to be confirmed.
Between the sessionsKeep the work
Keep the work
moving.
Share a question, show a small improvement, or find someone working through a similar problem. The proposed member space will bring conversations, session replays and shared resources together.
Find your build trackWorking with toolsYour idea.
Your idea.
A wider set of tools.
Prototype the idea. Build it out. Give it a name and put it online. Or create something physical or digital, from a colouring book to an interactive tool.
Prototype the idea.
Get an idea into a working prototype. Try the flow, test what makes sense and see what the next version needs.
Make the first version visible.
Turn an idea into an app or website prototype. Explore the look and experience before building it out.
Build the full thing.
Develop the prototype into a fuller product: add features, connect the parts and work through the code. Pair it with Canva for digital products, interactive pages and tools.
Build and refine.
Work through the code, develop features and improve the product as it grows from a first version into something people can use.
Keep the build together.
Store the code, follow changes and collaborate as the project develops.
Host the website or app.
Put the build online so people can visit, use it and try new versions.
Register the name.
Find and register a domain name. Give the project its own address and connect it to the website.
Send the product emails.
Add welcome messages, confirmations and updates that help people use the product.
Design something people can use.
Create physical or digital products: colouring books, journals, worksheets, printables and more. Pair the designs with Codex to build a website, an interactive version or a tool around them.
Tools we plan to explore. No partnership or affiliation is implied.
The way we build together.
Bring the unfinished.
You do not need a polished product to take part. A question, sketch or first attempt gives us something to work with.
Give useful feedback.
Be specific, curious and respectful. Help someone understand the next decision, not just your opinion.
Keep ownership clear.
Your work is yours. Ask before sharing another builder’s idea, material or project outside the community.
A few things
you might ask.
Do I need to know how to code? +
The proposed community welcomes people at different stages, including those getting started. The founding list helps us understand what support builders need.
Is this a fixed-length course? +
The direction is an ongoing, project-led community, with practical learning and feedback as your work develops.
Where will the community live? +
The planned member space is Circle. Access and onboarding will be confirmed before the community opens.
Can I join today? +
You can preview the founding-list experience in this mockup. It does not register you or save your details. Opening dates and membership terms remain to be confirmed.
Bring the idea.
Find your people.
No payment today.