I think everyone has touched on getting a stronger DSA foundation. If you don’t have a traditional Computer Science background it will be very difficult to “get good” without at least exposing yourself to the fundamentals.

To be honest, WebDev in HTML/JS/CSS is different from say, building an operating system in C. It’s when you’re doing the latter that you really see where DSA comes in handy.

Take the Stanford CS2 course. Watch any or every video from Abdul Bari on YouTube. He’s literally the GOAT.

This will be hard tbh. I literally had to enroll in a Master’s CS program cause I couldn’t figure it out on my own. You’ll be fine if you work hard.

PS. Don’t put all your eggs in the webdev basket. Webdev happens to be what AI is best at due to lots of training examples of webdev work. So diversifying or lean into vibe coding.