I started learning Web Design

Hello friends

I started web design training by watching YouTube videos on the internet and practicing “freeCodeCamp” tutorials.

I know this question is ridicilous but "how long do you think I can learn HTML vs CSS with 3-4 hours of daily work? " I have learned something in general, but I need to repeat them by practicing constantly cause i can forgot easily.

How long do you think it will take me to master HTML and CSS? Then I will learn Java Script too

What was your learning experience like?

Probably like everyone else, a few years if you keep practicing that and building web projects.

Panther28 said:

Probably like everyone else, a few years if you keep practicing that and building web projects.

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Hey thanks for reply. Im already doing this just for "enjoy", i mean i don't have any future plans for this. I just love computer world and i just wanna learn everything about it, i hope i will continue like this and learning some stuff

Bassilix said:

Hey thanks for reply. Im already doing this just for "enjoy", i mean i don't have any future plans for this. I just love computer world and i just wanna learn everything about it, i hope i will continue like this and learning some stuff

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Yeah, its great being able to control the languages of the web. You can build better sites than just a plain wordpress with articles. Build interactive game sites, story rich media sites.

You'll need to learn backend languages too if you want to store data more efficiently, but that will come with time, and depending on your project.

While you have the time to enjoy, soak up as much as you can everyday. Bombard your mind with problem solving.

It depends on what you're going to achieve. For HTML and CSS you'll get good at it I guess in 1 month or so considering that you'll study everyday.

Regarding JavaScript that will take a lot more time and depends what you mean by mastering it. There is a reason why developers have different levels (Junior, Middle, Senior) and every year of experience counts as this is the learning path that never ends. There always will be new frameworks, libraries, tools etc. that you will have to learn and grow your experience.

If you want to start a career in web development it took me 9 months of full-time learning (5 days / week) to get my first job as a frontend developer. I'm not sure if it's allowed here to name the sources where I've been studying but that was Codecademy (paid subscription) and an amazing course by Kent C. Dodds "Epic React". I'd suggest to finish the Codecademy's Frontend dev path course first and then polish your knowledge with Epic React and you'll be good to go looking for internship.

depends on your projects

Bassilix said:

Hello friends

I started web design training by watching YouTube videos on the internet and practicing “freeCodeCamp” tutorials.

I know this question is ridicilous but "how long do you think I can learn HTML vs CSS with 3-4 hours of daily work? " I have learned something in general, but I need to repeat them by practicing constantly cause i can forgot easily.

How long do you think it will take me to master HTML and CSS? Then I will learn Java Script too

What was your learning experience like?

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In summary, you would never stop learning.
Something I would like to point out that is not obvious is that:

In the world of Technology, especially Web Tech, considering the rate at which new Libraries, Frameworks, and even Languages are developed, you simply will never stop learning. It is just a continuous process.

I prefer to simply have a target project to build, choose a technology I am not currently used to and use that technology to build the project. I also like to make sure the project has some uniqueness to me just so it would not seem like "Reinventing the wheel".

For example, I have over 6 years of experience working as a developer, however I AM STILL LEARNING. The current project I am working on is a Local Multiplatform File&Data Sharing System, particularly using Peer-to-Peer technology, meaning there is no central server.

I chose:

• ElectronJS for the Desktop Packaging,
• ReactJs for the Frontend, and
• Cordova for the Mobile version.
• I am using Node for the Networking aspect

I could quite easily design such a system with Java but I want to master Every Tech I chose.

If you learn HTML and CSS daily for 3-4 hours. So your master's is 2 -3 months, but you need to create a project related to HTML or CSS.
You will continue to learn and practice daily basis.