🥳I'm proud having finally finished my first #webdev#portfolio site and I'm quite happy how it turned out!😊
If you've got any feedback please feel free to share! 🤓
#madewithbulma#100DaysOfCode
https://t.co/52Tjpjd1PS
As a #Developer I hate it when I can't figure something out right away and start doubting my own skills. But I just gotta remind myself that I am #enough ❤ If you don't get the answer immediately, take a #break and then come back to it
#webdevelopers#DEVCommunity#WomenWhoCode
CSS ART - Vintage VW Bug -
👉 https://t.co/bsLe8NOODm
via @CodePen
I made my favorite car with CSS🙌
It was challenging but Jhey's @jh3yy article helped me a lot👍 Thank you!
Hope you like it🎉
#css#cssart#100DaysOfCode#vw#vwbug
🚀 I'm really excited about this whole #jamstack and #serverless movement, so I've built a sticky-notes app with #react using @Netlify identity & functions.
Really amazing what you can build in a relative short amount of time! 👍 #webdev#100DaysOfCode
https://t.co/88aCT4UbAE
@jackdomleo7 Balsamiq or Moqups are pretty decent dedicated wireframing Tools. There are also wireframe Kits for Figma / Adobe XD if you want to use a standard design tool.
Day 144 of #100daysofcode
I made this horizontal portfolio today. Keeping my CSS skills fresh 👌 This is a website clone (+ a few tweaks). It's not my portfolio, but I should definitely work on my own 👷♀️
❔What do you think about showing off skills in percentage bars?
@BauerVadim Both are fine choices and can do static sites. I would make it dependent on whether you want to have a framework that is opinionated about how you work with data vs. an unopinionated one.
The proven path to become a web developer:
1. HTML/CSS basics
2. JavaScript/DOM manipulation
3. Use those to build projects and modify tutorials!
Later, choose between learning a front-end framework (Vue, React) or moving toward back-end (with Node, Python, PHP or Ruby) 🔥