When I have spare time or feel bored, I like to experiment with AI by building small reference websites that help me learn new things. I call most of these projects “Master X Training,” where X stands for whatever topic I’m exploring — like “Master CSS Training” or “Master Git Training.” Each site is a compact, self-guided learning hub designed to structure information in a way that makes it easy for me to revisit, practice, and reinforce what I’ve learned.
AI plays a major role in creating these sites. When prompted effectively, it can organize concepts, explain details, and even suggest related ideas that I might not have thought of before. Often, I’ll ask AI to expand a page, add examples, or generate new sections. Then, as I review the content it produces, I discover insights and techniques that deepen my understanding of the subject. It becomes a cycle of exploration—AI helps me build the resource, and the process of reviewing it helps me learn even more.
The overall goal behind these projects is simple: to make learning efficient, engaging, and easily accessible. Each site acts as both a personal knowledge base and a quick reference tool. Whether I want to refresh a skill, explore a new technology, or just satisfy my curiosity, these “Master X Training” sites give me a structured and enjoyable way to learn.
Master Git
https://master-git.cairnsgames.co.za/
Master CSS
https://master-css.cairnsgames.co.za/
Master HTML
https://master-html.cairnsgames.co.za/
Master Accessibility
https://master-accessibility.cairnsgames.co.za/
Learn Interactive Elements without Javascript
https://master-interactive.cairnsgames.co.za/
Different websites as Style Guides
https://styleguide.cairns.co.za/
If you find an error in any of these sites please let me know
