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Just a minor issue on the mobile phone, but it's a decent start :)

Alright let's start here before kana rips your asshole open, there is just my advice and I'm not that good of a web developer, right now when you're starting out you have a lot of options, you can either learn a ton of languages (actual languages: css and html is N O T a language), or you can go into a specialty and focus primarily on one area, for instance js, python, php, etc. From what I can see this is primarily just bootstrap doing a lot of the heavy lifting for you here, it is uninteresting and the background is the only pretty thing about it, almost all of this site is just basic bootstrap properties. If you're looking to be a front end designer, I would say start by NOT using frameworks, and start looking into your own css. Using frameworks as a crutch in this early stage will genuinely only hurt you, I'm not saying don't learn them, but it definitely hinders you on early. Get creative and bold, do some weird shit, it will greatly help you in the long run. If you're not looking to be a front end designer, as I stated previously, it's recommended by me if you're just starting out to pick a language. No language is bad no matter how people tell you, pick the one that sticks onto you the easiest, or does what you want it to do, and run with it. Start making more examples instead of just generally one and show us some unique shit. Cause with this right now, I don't feel you will get any traction free work or not.

CSS is a style sheet language and HTML is a markup language. HTML = Hyper Text Markup Language CSS = Cascading Style Sheet

As atlas said above, they are NOT programming languages since it is impossible to write any program in them.

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BySnorlakat 23rd of June 2018 06:49:09

Just a minor issue on the mobile phone, but it's a decent start :)

Look at the last part of his original post

ByAber31385at 23rd of June 2018 06:01:23

Also I will be fixing the sizing issues with smaller resolutions.

He's free and pretty adorable, leave em be! xD

BySnorlakat 23rd of June 2018 06:49:09

Just a minor issue on the mobile phone, but it's a decent start :)

Yes I will be fixing that as I know how to do it, and also thanks my guy :)

Byatlasat 23rd of June 2018 08:21:14

Alright let's start here before kana rips your asshole open, there is just my advice and I'm not that good of a web developer, right now when you're starting out you have a lot of options, you can either learn a ton of languages (actual languages: css and html is N O T a language), or you can go into a specialty and focus primarily on one area, for instance js, python, php, etc. From what I can see this is primarily just bootstrap doing a lot of the heavy lifting for you here, it is uninteresting and the background is the only pretty thing about it, almost all of this site is just basic bootstrap properties. If you're looking to be a front end designer, I would say start by NOT using frameworks, and start looking into your own css. Using frameworks as a crutch in this early stage will genuinely only hurt you, I'm not saying don't learn them, but it definitely hinders you on early. Get creative and bold, do some weird shit, it will greatly help you in the long run. If you're not looking to be a front end designer, as I stated previously, it's recommended by me if you're just starting out to pick a language. No language is bad no matter how people tell you, pick the one that sticks onto you the easiest, or does what you want it to do, and run with it. Start making more examples instead of just generally one and show us some unique shit. Cause with this right now, I don't feel you will get any traction free work or not.

Thanks for the advise atlas, I will be learning JS more, and actually made some other things if you want me to show you. I made a caculator that does the budgeting for you, and I made other cool . things if you want me to show you. Also what do you think is the best back-end language and the easiest to learn? Also the best front-end?

PS: Thanks for protecting me from kala

ALSO: Here is something I made from JS: Budget App

I will redo the portfolio and make it look better then as well

Byatlasat 23rd of June 2018 08:21:14

Alright let's start here before kana rips your asshole open, there is just my advice and I'm not that good of a web developer, right now when you're starting out you have a lot of options, you can either learn a ton of languages (actual languages: css and html is N O T a language), or you can go into a specialty and focus primarily on one area, for instance js, python, php, etc. From what I can see this is primarily just bootstrap doing a lot of the heavy lifting for you here, it is uninteresting and the background is the only pretty thing about it, almost all of this site is just basic bootstrap properties. If you're looking to be a front end designer, I would say start by NOT using frameworks, and start looking into your own css. Using frameworks as a crutch in this early stage will genuinely only hurt you, I'm not saying don't learn them, but it definitely hinders you on early. Get creative and bold, do some weird shit, it will greatly help you in the long run. If you're not looking to be a front end designer, as I stated previously, it's recommended by me if you're just starting out to pick a language. No language is bad no matter how people tell you, pick the one that sticks onto you the easiest, or does what you want it to do, and run with it. Start making more examples instead of just generally one and show us some unique shit. Cause with this right now, I don't feel you will get any traction free work or not.

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