MDN (Mozilla Developer Network) Getting started with the Web
Focusing on:
i.e. get your competence level to the point where you can complete something like
Test Your Skills: Fundamental layout comprehension
in your sleep.
Only once you have a solid grounding in HTML/CSS move on to JavaScript. See how you get on with Eloquent JavaScript 3e.
After that JavaScript — Dynamic client-side scripting will be a review in part while deepening your browser-side Web API knowledge.
To explore server side JavaScript have a look at Express web framework (Node.js/JavaScript) - in particular Express Tutorial: The Local Library website.
To dip your toe into client-side apps go through these introductions (preferably in order):
Based on that experience you may want to focus on one of these tools and study that more deeply.
Optional: With HTML/CSS under your belt and some JavaScript check out 11ty (Learn Eleventy From Scratch).
To practice HTML/CSS do the free Frontend Mentor challenges.
On youtube check out Kevin Powell for CSS topics.
There's also Google's Learn CSS and many more advanced topics on web.dev,
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MDN (Mozilla Developer Network) Getting started with the Web
Focusing on:
i.e. get your competence level to the point where you can complete something like
Test Your Skills: Fundamental layout comprehension
in your sleep.
Only once you have a solid grounding in HTML/CSS move on to JavaScript. See how you get on with Eloquent JavaScript 3e.
After that JavaScript — Dynamic client-side scripting will be a review in part while deepening your browser-side Web API knowledge.
To explore server side JavaScript have a look at Express web framework (Node.js/JavaScript) - in particular Express Tutorial: The Local Library website.
To dip your toe into client-side apps go through these introductions (preferably in order):
Based on that experience you may want to focus on one of these tools and study that more deeply.
Optional: With HTML/CSS under your belt and some JavaScript check out 11ty (Learn Eleventy From Scratch).
To practice HTML/CSS do the free Frontend Mentor challenges.
On youtube check out Kevin Powell for CSS topics.
There's also Google's Learn CSS and many more advanced topics on web.dev,