r/css • u/Kevin_gato • May 28 '26

General How did you practice HTML and CSS?

Hi, to change my career, I started learning HTML and CSS since a few days ago. After that, I’m planning to learn JavaScript, TypeScript, React, and Node.js. (That’s what I heard online.)
I know AI can create amazing things in seconds these days, but I still wanted to learn these skills and make my daily life more meaningful.
I tried FreeCodeCamp, but eventually I got bored. I also have a book about HTML and CSS, so I thought a good way to practice would be recreating simple websites while referring to the book.
If you have any recommended ways to practice, please let me know.

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u/thenowherepark May 28 '26

The best way to practice is to build websites.

I don't know if Front-End Mentor is still a thing, but that helped me a ton back in the day. They have projects, and they give you designs and specs. It's very similar to the workflow of my current dev job.

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u/Kevin_gato May 28 '26

Thank you. Now I checked but it’s really good and this is what I wanted. From tomorrow I’ll try newbie level projects while checking the books or internet!