Since you’ve already mastered the basic languages of web development (HTML, CSS, JS), you are now basically skilled as a Front-end Designer.
A mix-and-match of the highs and lows of the following:
Dive deep into front-end web development (HTML, CSS, and JS) and take it from there.
Start by taking on personal projects wherein you will be the one to implement the front-end development aspect.
Practice via personal projects.
Do not use <br>. Repeat: do not use <br>.
HTML is about content.
<br> is an HTML element but it is about the presentation of a break (visually a line break – not sure about aurally).
MDN sees the use of <br> in poems and addresses wherein the division of lines is important.
It’s helpful to frame your inquiry in these descriptions:
Reading about Blockchain leads me to Solid!
You know what happens in Week 1, right? Yes, planning. In other words, nothing… yet. All on pencil and paper.
The action begins in Week 2. Now, here are some of the things that are new to me:
The bigger picture of the journey uses the Driver Framework which simply categorizes a system into Discovery and Delivery. Driver is a portmanteau of “discovery” and “delivery” – both have commonalities in “d, i” and “v, e, r”. “r” is then added because “driving forward” instead of “diving deep down” sounds better in the context of moving through time.
