Web Development Foundation material is mainly set up for Zybooks materials. I don't like how Zybooks handles the material, so I do not use it as the first source, but I do conclude with the material as each section highlights what will be tested. I recommend taking the following steps for this course:

Choose your adventure:

• I have little to no experience in HTML/CSS and debugging and would like the full tour
• I am experienced, but I am unsure what I need to focus on for the exam
• Just give me the Reader’s Digest version, and I will figure it out for myself

Once you have gone through all of the sections, take the PA for the first time or again if you have already and see where you are at, then modify your studying accordingly.

My Journey:

I went through and replicated Youtube cloning project with supersimple.dev on youtube

I worked through the webpage design with business eyes from a course by Juan and Nahid on StationX. They were excellent in setting up how to approach a page and making the color scheme and spacing proper. While I loved the youtube cloning project, Nahid really showed proper webpage guidelines.

I went through zyBooks and myquizzet

I attempted to get tips from Course Instructors, but their material was very conflicting. It seemed like myquizzet, zybooks, and the course instructors were all teaching different classes. Too many course materials had information from C779, which appeared to have different percentages. Several guides on Reddit show the differences. (it is 30% Website Dev for Business and 70% Web Dev Fundamentals).

I ended up delayed on completing the course because I kept receiving material from instructors that was contrary to my original studies.

PA:

I completed the PA on the 30th, but received tips from my course instructor a few days afterward, questioning whether the PA and OA were similar. Reddit indicated it was not, so I spent two weeks studying additional material.