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Jan 07.2021

I am learning front end development from past 3 months. I have been following Mozilla front end courses on edx. Now i have understanding of HTML, CSS and JavaScript. Now I don’t know where to apply these things. Any one who can help me to get out of this dead lock. Should I also learn UI and UX? even though I am only interested in coding.

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@VITSUSAJan 08.2021 — @CozyDuck#1626581 You should join an IT company as a intern where you can easily understand how to start work on live projects, how to use CSS, Html, etc...
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@BrunoAJan 08.2021 — Just start your own project and try to implement some cool things that you have seen on other sites. Practice is all you need.
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@dakotabaker395May 14.2021 — Maybe you should try creating your first project. I think you should familiarize yourself with different libraries and frameworks. From my own experience, I can say that ReactJS is a very convenient development tool. But it requires a lot of study and practice.

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@jubileoooMay 16.2021 — @CozyDuck#1626581 UI/UX is part of the design process and is handled by a web designer, not a front-end developer, and he would be using Figma, Sketch, AdobeXD. This is mostly the artistic side of the whole process.

Front-end development comes in 2 steps: the html/css and the javascript. You can just focus on HTML/CSS for now, which is a lot to learn anyway. But you can make it easier by using a NoCode editor like Desech Studio.

The last step of the web development is the Javascript programming part. Now this can be very complex, ranging from some vanilla javascript to some very complex angular, meteor, etc.

If you studied html, css, javascript a bit, my advice is to start playing with it by creating website pages, just for practice. You also don't have to finish them top to bottom, you can just do the header.
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@nicolasmartinMay 23.2021 — @CozyDuck#1626581 Hey brother, I am also interested in learning web development and for that, I am taking coaching to be perfect in this. My brother is also a Mean Stack Developer in Angular and he suggested to me to choose this profession. Initially, I was thinking to become a writer because I love writing books and all. For my writing, I took help from online sources also, but then after this pandemic, every profession was almost affected but only IT was not so much affected. So, I took time and then take my decision to make my life in this profession. Well, I'll never leave to write because this is my hobby and we can't leave a hobby easily. 😁
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@Will111Jun 08.2021 — If you want to be more familiar with front end development than you need to do practice by doing your own projects or joining web development company. When you do it practically than you will gradually become more efficient in front end development.
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