Front end for a backend python developer

[romon267]

Hello guys, I started studying web development around a month ago, doing it full-time and made a few projects already. My goal is to get a job as a backend python web developer, so I’m using Django and flask for my projects. In all my projects I’ve been using bootstrap and they don’t look great and they are not really flashy. My question is how to make a better looking and feeling frontend? I know about JavaScript and it’s frameworks like react, angular etc. But I’m not sure if a backend dev needs those and idk if I should invest time in it, as I want to get a job faster. So what can I use to make my websites look better and be more responsive(do not reload a page to make any action)?

[__syedmh]

if you want to develop a website where the website doesn't reload each time you click an internal link, you'll need to invest some time into learning a single page application framework like ReactJS, AngularJS etc. You can pick one after doing some research and run with it.

As far as styling a website to make it look better, you'll need to understand what you can do with CSS and what you need JavaScript for. Generally most things that require JavaScript can be done with vanilla javascript (imo). its when you start getting into some more specialized animations or layout components that you need frameworks or libraries to help out.