Layout designer. Need advice. What if you already know the basics of HTML, CSS, Javascript?

Ivan----12020-04-26 18:19:45

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Ivan----1, 2020-04-26 18:19:45

Hello. I want to become a web developer. I know HTML, CSS, and Javascript basics. Passed training Way Up "Web layout designer, beginning". Very satisfied. I have already started making layouts, I really like it and it seems to work. But I don’t know what’s next - is it worth choosing their paid courses and which one? I'm interested in layout, not design. I want to become a professional layout designer, and now I don't know what to do next, what should be my next step. Please share your experience and advice)

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approximate solution, 2020-04-26
@approximate_solution

Прошел обучение Way Up "Веб-верстальщик, начало".
The name smacks of pure infogypsyism. When they write that there is a beginning somewhere in the layout, then apparently they do not want to see the end of your wallet.

But I don’t know what’s next - is it worth choosing their paid courses and which one?

It’s not worth it if you throw money into such a base as layout, what will you do when you are touched by more difficult things that courses don’t cut for and need to be studied in one person. All information is freely available, in excellent form and presentation.

I want to become a professional layout designer

I'm afraid to upset you, but now you are unlikely to find a job as a professional layout designer, easier as a manager or in a taxi. To get hired at least as a junior in a studio or as a front-end developer in an office, you need:
HTML5, CSS3, adaptive, cross-browser, valid layout, gulp, pug, postcss. php base, js base, webpack, jquery, knowledge of at least wordpress, wordpress + modx is better, wordrpess + modx + opencart is better. Ideally, if you want to receive not 30 thousand rubles (this is how that stack pulls for 25). That is also excellent knowledge of js + react + vue to it. And start with 40 thousand in the first year.
Welcome to the web.

Ily4farmer, 2020-04-26
@Ily4farmer

Preprocessors (sass, less, scss), Boodstrap
Learn js in depth, learn the framework, jquery library
And typeset, typeset, and typeset again (using the BEM methodology)

Denis, 2020-04-26
@nickname9

The best option for working out the material is to create a website for a friend.
Here he will ask you to make a "carousel" on the site, and if you are persistent enough, you will find the info and get +XP
Look at how to type up Emails :)
Upgrade PHP. Just a basic level, the rest you will learn in work and practice.

Lord_Dantes, 2020-04-29
@Lord_Dantes

I know HTML, CSS, and Javascript basics. Passed training Way Up "Web layout designer, beginning".

Do not know. Why courses for a verst, damn it, well, it's funny. There is enough material on the Internet to become, I don’t know, well, middle that signor in 1-2 years calmly. Toaster and other areas where people constantly communicate. If you know html/css/js, then you are already a web designer.

What to do?

To consolidate knowledge and get a job, that's what to do, if you all know you will be gladly accepted anywhere for the position of a layout designer. Then you study the React, Angular, Vue framework. Or if you still want to typeset, then try reading about templating engines such as Pug, SASS / SCSS
. As for me, the courses are relevant for mastering complex material, I understand it, it is relevant for backenders or all sorts of overly complex courses in Japanese, but not like not HTML.

shsv382, 2020-04-26
@shsv382

Now experienced teeth will write to you "learn php, jquery, bootstrap"... Stop, filter the information. Think about what and why you want to study.
If you are interested in the topic of front-end development, then I advise you to study two things:
1. JavaScript
2. English
Everything else - CSS, frameworks, other crap - you will have time and master everything along the way. Libraries come and go, but the basic foundations of a language remain. Plus, then, knowing the basics of programming, you can learn others (Python, Go, and even if you really really want PHP)
Well, if you are talking about courses - there is such a dude Andrey Neagoie (site zerotomastery.io), he has some very cool courses, in particular Web Developer: Zero to Mastery. You can download, they are already freely available, although everything is in English. They also have a Discord community with several thousand of the same students.
Good luck in your endeavors!

byBasket, 2020-04-27
@byBasket

big city?
if yes - get an account on the gita, there all your layouts and send out your resume with the layout. in the studio you progress much faster and with better quality, even if you go to the gallery.
if not, learn php (it's pretty easy), and then get a job too.