Hello gurus,

I just completed the web design module (html & css) on freecodecamp. My question is what do I do next.


Should I start learning a programming language e.g JS or there are some important things I need to lear first;

Thanks

I think it depends on what you want to do if you want to learn front end yea, js is cool then you can learn react and type script later

Houston20:
I think it depends on what you want to do if you want to learn front end yea, js is cool then you can learn react and type script later

Thanks for the response, yeah I want to focus on front-end for now.
But if I may, I kind of feel like taking some time to get really good at CSS and probably learn Bootstrap before proceeding to JavaScript.

I'm a complete learner though, should I just get along with JS or should I take some time to ground myself better in CSS?

U need help obviously

Yeah still do more time with the css thing - bootstrap

My advice would be to take up a project using HTML and CSS only. You get practical experiences when you grind with a fun project.

Dedicate a week to design a web page. You can always search Pinterest for design inspirations. Go for a design you are confident in and build.

When you are satisfied, move to vanilla Javascript. Dedicate a month or two for learning and build another project tailored to what you have learnt. Be consistent and you'll become good in no time.

HeliumStar:


Thanks for the response, yeah I want to focus on front-end for now.
But if I may, I kind of feel like taking some time to get really good at CSS and probably learn Bootstrap before proceeding to JavaScript.

I'm a complete learner though, should I just get along with JS or should I take some time to ground myself better in CSS?

My advice for you is to remember the country that you're in no one is looking for a frontend dev in nigeria everyone wants someone that can build them a complete ecomerce website, next thing I have to say is css is broad its so broad that you have learn forever and you still won't be able to say you're good even the creators don't truly understand the stylesheet and as far as learning bootstrap goes as long as you know css just start a project and use bootstrap it's something you learn on the job so in conclusion now that you're done with css move to js then react then node js which means learning express and mongodb then start your first fullstack project do alot of research when you're done the rest is straightforward.
Best regards

Wbuser21:


My advice for you is to remember the country that you're in no one is looking for a frontend dev in nigeria everyone wants someone that can build them a complete ecomerce website, next thing I have to say is css is broad its so broad that you have learn forever and you still won't be able to say you're good even the creators don't truly understand the stylesheet and as far as learning bootstrap goes as long as you know css just start a project and use bootstrap it's something you learn on the job so in conclusion now that you're done with css move to js then react then node js which means learning express and mongodb then start your first fullstack project do alot of research when you're done the rest is straightforward.
Best regards

Many thanks for this.

Will sure follow your advice.

Bukswag:
My advice would be to take up a project using HTML and CSS only. You get practical experiences when you grind with a fun project.

Dedicate a week to design a web page. You can always search Pinterest for design inspirations. Go for a design you are confident in and build.

When you are satisfied, move to vanilla Javascript. Dedicate a month or two for learning and build another project tailored to what you have learnt. Be consistent and you'll become good in no time.

This is exactly what I've been thinking, will sure do sir.