Lampert505:
On this day,I dived into tech, i wanted to start with js being the hardest, I got to know early enough that it doesn’t work that way, a friend of mine, an idolo at that decided to share some html/css courses with me, I jumped on it, I made a thread on NL regarding how much I’ll be documenting my daily goals and stuff,I was very lazy and inconsistent in doing all of that but it doesn’t stop me from coding and working tho,I only have problem with documenting my daily works,here’s the link to this thread ���


https://www.nairaland.com/6939333/diary-aspiring-web-developer




I wasn’t so consistent in the first 2 months,but after he (my friend)shared some of his personal project with me,I was motivated and the rest they say is history, I became really consistent and focused within a month and I made my first personal project with html and css and I was wowed by it even tho it wasn’t so large,but I felt great inside of me knowing I could build something

Here’s the link to the first work




https://yemil.netlify.app/






I got really comfortable with them and I decided to try framework, Most developers recommend tailwind, I learnt and master it to some point where I was a bit comfortable and I decided to build some real-life-like project and this is it,





https://prettyglitzz.netlify.app/




I’ll say I have been progressive in this Front end journey so far, I really can’t wait to jump on JS....


Now over to you bosses, how much would you say I’ve improved seeing my first project with html/css and the second one with html/css and tailwind Css, will you say it’s right for me to jump on JS now and there’s something more I need to work more on ?


The ground is yours Agbas, I’m open to criticism and praise as well Lol.

africanman85:
Am new too. Which material did u use to learn html, CSS and tailwind ?

Playermayweda:
You've improved, you need to work on your css more, but you can go into Js now

Rgade:
The second site is definitely a huge improvement from the first one. You’re progressing nicely.
There’s nothing keeping you from diving into JS now.

Lampert505:
In what aspect of the Css do I need to work more on boss?

Lampert505:
In what aspect of the Css do I need to work more on boss?

Like your padding, spacing and colors

Check dribbble.com to see their examples

SimeonOTC:


you tried..
work more on your UI/UX, thoroughly learn raw css before frameworks, work on your fonts choices, login page improvement, in general, work on your UI/UX..nevertheless, you can proceed to j.s.

Note: feedback is for PRETTYGLITZ

SimeonOTC:


you tried..
work more on your UI/UX, thoroughly learn raw css before frameworks, work on your fonts choices, login page improvement, in general, work on your UI/UX..nevertheless, you can proceed to j.s.

Note: feedback is for PRETTYGLITZ