Idea on learning HTML&CSS in real-life projects

Hello!

for a few days now I have this itsy bitsy idea that I consider really good (but it’s subjective I guess). I’ve been thinking about different approaches to learning coding/programming as I’ve finished some video/interactive courses on HTML/CSS but still lack the basic idea of how it works in *real* development. I started learning Python as well but it’s gonna be a long run until I’ll be able to actually do something useful with it.

**So, it’s actually a simple thought:**
You, experienced developer, get a project. You send me some kind of request, let’s say “Hey, I need you to help me make a header for this webpage following these rules so I can focus on something else instead”. I’ll do my best to complete the task and you can then either use it, edit it or leave it.

The idea behind this is that you would **still** have to make the header, so why not have someone else (me?) try and do it just for a little feedback from you? (up to you)

As my skills progress I know I will be able to help you with more and more stuff, which means less and less work for you for the same reward – obviously, I’ll want to stand on my own feet one day, maybe cooperate with someone who’s been sending me all those tasks? **wink wink** (up to me and up to you)

I also really like design in general and believe you could find me useful in that matter, too.

I think you don’t really have anything to lose and that in general, it is a great way to help each other out!

Let me know what you think. 🙂
Aleš

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