What after HTML/CSS ?

Question

What should i learn after html5/css3?
Need to learn JS or php?
Waiting for your precious advice. 🤗🤗

Answer 1

JavaScript is essential then. Don't go to PHP yet, in the future we will need less and less server side programming. With JavaScript you can build whole website and make it responsive, animated, styled....

Answer 2

JS

Answer 3

Try playing with JavaScript and create a Database with PHP or so

Answer 4

if you are planning to be at the front end go for javascript and bootstrap , if backend learn to use Php and the Object Oriented Concept of Php then try to learn the Model View Controller (MVC) architecture , if you master that all then go for Laravel 😉

Answer 5

Javascript is mandatory.
"There's no other way"
- quote from Dr. Strange

And then you may learn some server language. I advise to learn PHP.

Answer 6

Thanks 😀

Answer 7

The most common answer to this question you hear is - "Javascript". I disagree!

If you want to become a great front-end or a full-stack web developer, there are some more things you must learn BEFORE jumping on to Javascript!

1. Learn about layouts - static, fluid, adaptive, responsive. And learn by developing complete websites - lots of them!
2. Learn to develop from wireframes or mock-ups. How to do that? Simple! Create clones of your favorite existing websites and get to the details! 80% of the look can be achieved without much effort. It’s the little DETAILS that take time and teach you the most.
3. Learn to get your website working on all major browsers and for all screen sizes. Lots of practice helps you
4. Learn basic typography - What is serif font? What is sans-serif & display fonts? What to use for headings, paragraphs, and so on.
5. Learn about spacing. You can observe great websites and take notes of how the elements are spaced out. Observe how uniformly the contents flow. Spacing between sections, line spacing, letter spacing - everything matters!
6. Get a basic idea of Sass and BEM. They are very important concepts for maintaining huge CSS code.
7. Learn basic SEO - Search Engine Optimisation and Website Performance Optimisation.
8. Do learn how to make the web more accessible - at least the basics.

And THEN, you can learn JavaScript to take your website to a whole new level - for user interaction, DOM manipulation, and to interact with APIs, back-end and so on.

Watch this video for a better explanation of the above 8 points - https://youtu.be/QKJRFSs5oEw