Generic quiz certificates charge for multiple-choice tests. Sturdee issues free, cryptographic micro-credentials when you successfully push a working, bug-free feature to a simulated Git repository — the same way professional teams ship software.
Get a simulated repo with starter files for a module challenge.
Build the feature — semantic HTML, Flexbox nav, API handler, etc.
git add, git commit, run tests. Fix bugs until everything passes.
git push issues your signed micro-certificate with a verify link.
Initialize a repo README and make your first commit — the foundation of every Sturdee micro-credential.
Build an accessible page structure with semantic landmarks — verified by automated HTML checks, not multiple-choice quizzes.
Style a responsive navbar with Flexbox — your commit must pass layout tests before credentials are issued.
Ship a working greet() function — Sturdee verifies your code, not your ability to guess quiz answers.
Build an accessible signup form with labels, required fields, and email validation markup.
Implement a getUsers handler that returns JSON — verified by code analysis on your pushed commit.
Classic FizzBuzz — prove you can write working Python, not just pass a timed quiz.
Ship a multi-file portfolio project — the capstone micro-credential aggregating real commit history.
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