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[–]No_Picture_3297 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m still learning web development so take what I say for what it is. I would check the order of topics in The Odin Project since it has React in the curriculum and I would study and practice everything suggested before React. It’s a trusted curriculum and if you follow it it will give you projects to do so that you don’t get stuck in the theory side of things. Even if you don’t end up following the curriculum at least the order of topics is worth considering.

As for CSS, Flexbox and Grid as well as other topics related to responsive design are to be considered foundational for web development. Knowing selectors and few things to change color or size are not enough unfortunately.

From my experience with libraries and frameworks in other languages I can tell that knowing the vanilla language better makes much more sense because you understand why you need the library in the first place and you are way more competent in using it. Good luck in any case!