Freemote ReviewsReviews of freemote.com

Freemote is a super low-key company with high-quality instruction. It's easy to follow for new comers like myself, and there is PLENTY of instructor feedback, which is super helpful. There is absolutely a learning curve, but that is to be expected. Freemotes FB group has tons of resources to help you overcome that. I'm learning so much and can't wait to continue. If you're on the fence, get off of it and join up!

Freemote has delivered on everything it promised. I’ve had total support from the teachers and have not been ignored once. The content is sound, thorough, and concise. Freemote really is trying it’s hardest to make you a successful web developer and if you try too, you will be.

Even though I started this Bootcamp with high expectations, they were met and even surpassed. After I finished the first month and was certain this program was extremely valuable, it kept delivering again and again! I am extremely happy with the overall experience and the value I got from it. If it was double the price I would still find it cheap regarding the value for money.

My questions where answered with detail. Plus I was given tools to help my coding formate. Every time he spoke I would hear myself go ooh. Filling in missing pieces of the puzzle in my brain. Simple but effective follow ups. Thanks

The program gives you the amount of knowledge you need to be a frontend developer and a shopify consultant to begin to take jobs by yourself. You have also a lot of help and reviews from mentors which is awesome. I have almost finished week 5 and I a looking forward to close my first cleint.

Authentic and detailed bootcamp that I have felt very good about thus far. I have zero coding experience and have learned A LOT in a fun and engaging way. I feel more and more confident after each lesson. I look forward to finishing and becoming a freelancer.

My first review by the Freemote Technical Mentor was great! The tips offered on the background element were very helpful and educational. I also appreciated how he gave the reasons behind his suggested changes. Really useful and thorough feedback. Much more than I expected and very insightful.

Aaron teaches really well, slowly going through everything. Jan proceeds at a pace that I find skippy and I've had to rewatch his videos many times to follow the thread. They both seem like lovely people. I still can not understand JS to save my life though - it feels like the examples aren't true to life ones, so it's hard to apply to the projects I'm working on now. That said, it's pretty dang bro-y. The intro (might have changed now after all the Twitter stuff) was basically a love letter to Elon Musk, and the only woman who worked there (out of ~10 staff) was doing customer service. I'd love to see far more diversity in this program as it grows, but it did further my understanding of HTML & CSS a lot.