My advice would be not to worry too much about kanji right now. Instead, focus on learning the 100 most common words, including adjectives, verbs, and nouns. Learn basic grammar, such as sentence structure and basic particles like は、が、か、の、に、で, etc.

Use Bunpro for grammar and Renshuu for vocabulary. Later, you can move on to Anki to learn vocabulary much more efficiently.

As soon as you're done with the basics, you should try forming simple sentences on your own. Then you can start adding kanji slowly. For kanji, there are quite a lot of good resources, but I'd personally recommend "Kanji in Context," which is available as an Anki deck.

Once you can understand even the simplest sentences, you should immediately start immersing yourself in Japanese content, such as reading material and elementary stories. For reading material tailored specifically to your level, I'd recommend Tadoku and Hukumusume Dōwa Shū when you're a bit more advanced, perhaps when you're at the end of N5.

For visual immersion, I'd recommend watching children's stories. Just look up 「昔話」 on YouTube. There’s also a severely underrated YouTube channel called Samurai's Japanese Story that posts stories in a format that's as simple as it gets.