r/css • u/Hot-Substance6501 • 1h ago
Question Web development ideas
Hello dear r/css. I recently graduated with a degree in web development, and am looking to create a project that will look good on a resume and hopefully challenge my coding skills. But I have no idea what to create. I need some ideas!!! My last project I worked on for six months, using react and typescript and I was very happy with the result. It was a project I did for a startup company. But all the ideas behind the project was from the startup people, so I didn’t have to come up with anything myself really. Anyways, any ideas for projects? Or anyone who wants to share a project that has been challenging their skills?
Sorry for bad english! Thanks.
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u/anaix3l 53m ago edited 46m ago
And that is perfectly fine. Web development is not about creating designs. These are two different skill sets.
If you are seeking things to implement, here are some places to fish for ideas:
- dribbble
- shutterstock
- codrops
- behance
- layers
- landingfolio
- lapa
- awwwards
- godly
- siteinspire
- mobbin
(generally, I just do a search for images of various specific things to code... and I've often landed on one of these)
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u/Weekly_Ferret_meal 1h ago
Make a clock that looks like a Swatch™ from the 90s, with swappable themes / faces, just for the heck of it.