Front-end development, what to do if you hit a dead end?

Question

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I've been doing frontend for about two years now, at first I studied HTML5/CSS, then pure JS, then I started looking at bootstrap/grid/sass/Flexbox and others. And after some time, after layout layouts, there were difficulties with the question of what to do next, layouts that I can layout, layout, everything already began to seem the same type and I want something more complicated, but as soon as I start to take on more complex layouts, with adaptation to different screens, with animations and other beauty, strong problems begin, I can’t solve the problem on my own, it seems that I understand that it’s worth pulling up knowledge, but video tutorials, books, articles have already been read and understood, I re-read the same books several times, but still it’s worth being alone on one with a complex layout, difficulties begin to arise, and google every time the solution to the problem is no longer your own knowledge, I would like to somehow study more precisely those tasks that are often used in practice, maybe there is some kind of book / course / video tutorials where you can analyze practical layout tasks in great detail and chewed? I'm tired of sitting in the same place and not developing in one direction.

Answer 1

According to the description, you are a person who has passed / read / viewed 1000 courses / lessons / books, zero practice.
Here is the top option for you - we take and write the code, there is no super book / course - you need stupid practice and that's it.

Answer 2

everything has already begun to seem the same and I want something more complicated ... I would like to somehow study more precisely those tasks that are often used in practice, maybe there is some kind of book / course / video tutorials where you can analyze practical layout tasks in great detail and chewed?

here you have a contradiction. You want practical experience, but instead of doing practice, you are looking for the next courses and lessons.
Here is the same type of garbage - and there is practice. If you want a more varied practice - take on other tasks.

Answer 3

Greetings!
The pill in this case is one - just do it

Answer 4

Pull up some JS and go look for a job.
Absolutely after two years of study, you should already work in this area for good.
There are a lot of places where serious layout is not needed to work as a front-end developer, simple knowledge is enough.

Answer 5

I am not a frontier, but I will tell my story of Beck. Wrote in python/Django, thought I was cool. I was hired by a firm, the project is big, there are many tasks. After a month, I realized that I don’t know anything. I’m working now at Jun’s position, for a year now (they just don’t want to pay more), during this time I left Django to fastapi. Studied React and View. I learned how to design architecture for loads, write tests, etc. off dock / practice and experienced advice will help you. Start simple. For example, take an open api and make a front for it. With rendering on the front, for example, without reloading. There only Js is needed. Then it will go like clockwork. You don't need courses, that's not good either.
Now you have a lot of theory and 0 practice, as written above. And this is the harsh truth.