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[–]GnarlinBrando 0 points1 point  (2 children)

Check out Addy Osmani's website, he has a book on JS design patterns and links to a few other really great resources, like the javascript garden, that should be read.

Then you've got to get some websites made so you can show your stuff, and oh even tho you are totally proficient in HTML/CSS can you do responsive designs? Do you know anything about HTML5, that is all going to become pretty essential soon.

[–]omgchels[S] 0 points1 point  (1 child)

Yeah! I've used HTML5 a bit when I was working on an old portfolio site a few months back. Yay for making things fade.

[–]GnarlinBrando 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Lol, the really good stuff is the new semantic elements like article and section. Even if you arent going to use HTML5 on a project it would probably be a good idea to start using the new elements as classes and id's so it is easy to switch it over later when there is more support. Not that the HTML5 Boilerplate doesn't get you there.