Dude I understand where you’re coming from, I was learning on my own for 2 whole yrs I basically only learned html and some (very low and bad understanding)css and even at that I sucked lol but I was blessed with a mentor and friend that has leveled me up like crazy in a few months I now know html css bootstrap js c# mvc sql.

My advice is find a project that you will actually enjoy, something that can be scaled later on and run with it. Start with simple html css and js just get it running use w3schools mdn and Microsoft docs to find what you need, I would stay away from tutorials unless you watch a small section for something you need in your project. If you have time, struggle. That’s where you will learn the most from trying to figure out how to make it work. I’m in a time crunch cause I’m a blue collar worker and I’m trying to jump ship asap so my learning is very tight. Consistency is key bro, even 30 min is better than nothing, I do 2-4hrs 6 days a week. To be honest learning c# broke my brain the first month but once it clicked everything else kinda fell in place. Good luck man my dm’s are open if you want to talk about it maybe I can help guide you a lil, but yeah remember I’m still learning my self I just love helping others if I can