When I began #FrontEndDevelopment I got stuck in Tutorial Hell. It took me a long time to break out of it. Later I came across websites that give you a kick-starter, and I wish I knew them early.
Here's a list of sites that can help you break out of this hell!🧵 #webdevelopment
1. devchallenges.io
This site contains 3 challenge paths you can choose to build sample web page/ web sites. Every challenge comes with a sample design and level of difficulty.
2. frontendpractice.com
Recreate from real websites to get an understanding of how things are built in the industry. Every challenge comes with a list of takeaways that will help you choose websites to build.
5. javascript.info
Learn basics to advanced Javascript with detailed explanations. The topics are split into 3 parts that serves as a guide to understand the level you belong in. Some topics have tasks that you can complete to strengthen your understanding. #javascript
6. cssbattle.dev
Fun CSS challenges that you can use to understand properties. These don't give a sense of CSS use case in a real-time project, but you get a better hold of properties. I haven't solved many of these, but have seen many web devs recommending this. #CSS
7. frontendmentor.io/challenges
Front end challenges with a list of tech stack expected from you to use along with difficulty levels.
8. piccalil.li/category/front…
This site contains a few front end challenges along with assets you would need to solve.
The author also includes the solution for them.
9. flexboxpatterns.com
I love CSS flexbox. Once you get a hold of it, it's simple, fun, and easy to use.
This website has challenges that helps you practice flex concepts and properties.
10. 100dayscss.com
You get 100 days to hone your HTML and CSS skills. Recreate the given template in your own style and all you need is a codepen.io account.