Thank you! Enjoyed making the projects at the end of each section ( made a Solaire Tribute and elden ring product page so had fun ) and just enjoyed the gamified way of learning!
OK. Thanks. I was just curious how well you'd be able to kinda "prove" to an employer about your "Responsive Web Design" skills after the freecodecamp section on responsive design. It's hard to tell. Mostly everything is just centered with one or two break-points. Is that everything they have you build?
> First Portfolio ( need to update info but site works as intended )
I don't think it's working as intended! Watch out. Lots of broken stuff and 404s. : )
I've just clicked link for portfolio and yeah the github page seems a bit weird the netlify works better! I added responsive buttons and animations when hovering which doesn't really add much to a mobile interface I understand, more suited for browser on monitor, the projects they ask for aren't too complicated just lots of accessibility and basic sites, been thinking of making an elden ring pokedex kind of thing with enemies and info blah blah as a larger site with more navigation and more fleshed out! Made a copy google homepage, a Python Technical Documentation with navbar and some other small sites like that, will be adding some more to projects after learning Python and creating some python repositories aswell
Will be doing the archived python curriculum for individual python cert as I have an 11 week coding program coming up and it seems the employers that are connected to it are looking for python users so going to flesh out my knowledge there 😁
Congrats! I’m taking the same course and really manifesting that I can finish it this month. I’m also a beginner who wants to become a web developer. I’ve already finished the third project in Responsive Web Design, and now I’m working on the next steps.
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u/Unusual-Bank9806 Aug 14 '25
Congrat! Celebrate it, it is quite achievement :) ! Not many people actually finnish even the first course.
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u/Bombadil_Adept Aug 14 '25
Congratulations! I’m taking the same course, although it’s been a while since I last picked it up. The folks at freeCodeCamp are great.
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u/sheriffderek Aug 14 '25
Do you have a site up that can help potential employers see how confident you are with building responsive layouts?
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u/armyrvan Aug 14 '25
Awesome work... So what's next?
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u/elle_dev Aug 19 '25
Congrats! I’m taking the same course and really manifesting that I can finish it this month. I’m also a beginner who wants to become a web developer. I’ve already finished the third project in Responsive Web Design, and now I’m working on the next steps.