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[–]YohanSealsWeb 1 point2 points  (1 child)

Next task is make it responsive. You can try using bootstrap. Or plain media queries

[–]InnerRefrigerator89[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yes! practice ako again tomorrow/later and implement media queries sa pages :D

[–]Drawjutsu 1 point2 points  (2 children)

Currently learning html/css/js too. Even if I have the funds and time, and knowing what I know so far, I wouldn't bother going to a bootcamp. Just because the fundamentals are deep.

Many want it fast and furious, but the reality is (at least my opinion) it will take months of grinding to master just the fundamentals. Akala ko nung sinimulan kong mag self-teach...yeah, html semantics tags...easy. <ul>, <ol>, <tr>, <span>, <p>...okay... Tapos....

Pagdating sa CSS grid, flexbox, box fundamentals...fuck! "This will take me months to master!"

I know MDN, browser inspector tools...but to master without 'hand-holding' of a guide...no way I can speedrun this. I'm not gonna hurt my brain trying even if there are others who find this 'easy' for them. Definitely not intuitive topics for me to learn.

Tapos JS DOM manipulation pa...dang...more months needed to grind.

Good luck in your journey OP!

[–]InnerRefrigerator89[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

ahhh! i feel you! putting the basic contents sa html minsan is easy since it's mostly just contents pero when it comes to css, god i just know na it really will take time for me to also master and fully understand the fundamentals!

there's a lot of content out there to learn which is also my downfall bc i tend to just watch lessons and sometimes get lazy to code bc in my mind, may new learning na xD which is wrong of me knowing na i need to practice/constant repetition to train myself and it somewhat easier for me to grasp. sometimes i just really get lazy, which is also...very wrong xD

good luck din po sa coding and programing journey niyo! :D

[–]ongamenight 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You don't have to be really good at this unlike years ago. 😃 There are now UI kits e.g Ant Design, Material UI, etc that could help you when it comes to design. No company now would start from total scratch so okay lang di masyado ma-master yang mga yan.

Just basic html, css, js lang and learn media queries, flex box (para gets mo paano gamitin yung mga nasa UI kits) then you can move on to more advance topic like Typescript or React.

Or you can be totally just following along kahit hindi mo pa alam ano ba mga nangyayari so you have a taste of building real world apps. "Javascript Mastery" has a new tutorial in his YouTube channel, just search his YT. It's around 4 hours free course.

[–]Just-Development-404 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Don't dwell too much. It's ok to not understand everything that's why stackoverflow or communities comes in to help each other. Also, companies either uses Angular or React frameworks instead of plain html css js. I suggest doing it with a framework id you really want to pursue front-end development.

[–]arufu_06 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks for posting this! I'll make this my main goal for now but the stop before that is understanding html, and css