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Web Development Roadmap by Kings

The document outlines a comprehensive web development roadmap for beginners, covering essential topics such as HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Git, and backend basics. It emphasizes building practical projects, including a personal portfolio and CRUD applications, while also encouraging continuous learning and networking. The roadmap serves as a structured guide for newcomers to gain the necessary skills and knowledge in web development.

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Web Development Roadmap by Kings

The document outlines a comprehensive web development roadmap for beginners, covering essential topics such as HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Git, and backend basics. It emphasizes building practical projects, including a personal portfolio and CRUD applications, while also encouraging continuous learning and networking. The roadmap serves as a structured guide for newcomers to gain the necessary skills and knowledge in web development.

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Web Development Roadmap for Beginners

1. Getting Started with Basics


- Understand the Basics of the Web

- What is the internet, and how does it work?

- How do websites work (client-server model)?

- Learn HTML (Hypertext Markup Language)

- Learn basic structure: <html>, <head>, <body>.

- Understand common tags: <p>, <h1>-<h6>, <a>, <img>, <div>, etc.

- Semantic HTML: <header>, <footer>, <article>, <section>.

- Forms and inputs: <form>, <input>, <button>.

2. Master Styling with CSS (Cascading Style Sheets)


- CSS Basics

- Inline, internal, and external CSS.

- Selectors, properties, and values.

- Colors, fonts, borders, margins, and padding.

- Advanced CSS

- Flexbox and Grid for layouts.

- Media queries for responsive design.

- CSS animations and transitions.

3. Add Interactivity with JavaScript


- JavaScript Basics

- Variables, data types, and operators.

- Loops, conditionals, and functions.

- DOM manipulation and events.

- Advanced JavaScript

- ES6+ features (arrow functions, template literals, destructuring).


- Fetch API for making HTTP requests.

- Introduction to asynchronous programming (Promises, async/await).

4. Version Control with Git


- Learn Git basics: cloning, committing, pushing, pulling.

- Create a GitHub repository and publish your project.

5. Build Your First Project


- Create a personal portfolio website using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

6. Dive into Frameworks and Libraries


- CSS Frameworks: Learn Bootstrap or Tailwind CSS.

- JavaScript Frameworks: Start with React.js (optional for beginners).

7. Backend Basics
- Learn how servers and databases work.

- Explore backend languages: Node.js, PHP, or Python (Django/Flask).

- Understand APIs and how to connect frontend and backend.

8. Work on Full-Stack Projects


- Create a simple CRUD application (e.g., a task manager).

- Deploy your application on hosting platforms (Netlify, Vercel, or Heroku).

9. Enhance Skills and Portfolio


- Build projects like:

- Blog website.

- E-commerce platform.

- Social media dashboard.

- Add these projects to your portfolio.

10. Stay Updated and Network


- Follow trends and updates in web development.

- Join online communities (Reddit, Discord, or Twitter).

- Apply for internships or freelance gigs.


Written by Kings

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