I'd suggest you to pick up a particular feature of a web service you are using everyday and try to replicate it. It can be a front-end component or a part of the backend or a mix of both. With this approach you learn to work on features in isolation while solving a real world problem.
Good luck!
If you want to flex your front end skills and build something you can easily show off to people, I'd check out FrontendMentor! You get a lot of exposure to a real development workflow, like working from design files and having to devise a plan of attack to tackle the problem.
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By "Web development" I am going to assume you mean HTML, CSS, PHP, and JavaScript.
Challange: Create a 'random' number generator that takes a start, end, and increment by number as input, and results in a random number that matches those constraints.
I'd suggest you to pick up a particular feature of a web service you are using everyday and try to replicate it. It can be a front-end component or a part of the backend or a mix of both. With this approach you learn to work on features in isolation while solving a real world problem.
Good luck!
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create a todo-list with local storage
Try to create a image gallary with different aspect-ratio of images with CSS grid
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This depends on the knowledge you have. You could give more details of your experience at the moment.
ahh i satrted my learning in html and css after a weeks before
i know the basices of both and i really to learn a lot ...
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ahhh it soundsd good:)
An E-commerce website is great way to learn all the concepts. Just don't copy paste, use documentations and tutorials.
Create a video streaming app with front-end
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If you want to flex your front end skills and build something you can easily show off to people, I'd check out FrontendMentor! You get a lot of exposure to a real development workflow, like working from design files and having to devise a plan of attack to tackle the problem.
here is an awesome list of ideas:
github.com/the-programmers-hangout...
Good luck!
By "Web development" I am going to assume you mean HTML, CSS, PHP, and JavaScript.
Challange: Create a 'random' number generator that takes a start, end, and increment by number as input, and results in a random number that matches those constraints.
To make it easier, remove the increment by part.
I did a very interesting challenge some weeks ago: iamtk.co/series/frontend-challenge...
Here's something completely different: dev.to/michi/reverse-engineering-f... :)
Build a page similar to link tree. It’ll be a good mix of languages and layout solutions