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freeCodeCamp Responsive Web Design Certification
freeCodeCamp
3 recommenders · 3 threads · recommended in 2 years, 2017–2018 · score 3.6
A free, self-paced set of HTML and CSS lessons and projects on freeCodeCamp covering responsive layout, flexbox and grid, and accessible, mobile-friendly web pages, ending in a certification project.
Commenters call freeCodeCamp free and project-driven, a good way to learn by building a portfolio, and say the courses are amazing.
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You could use bootstrap with codepen also look into Freecodecamp.com. I'm currently doing the courses they have and they are amazing.
look into MOOC's first so you get an understanding. then i would recommend to start learning by doing (imo its the best route) www.freecodecamp.org, you'll learn while building a portfolio
It's definitely difficult to get going without a goal in mind. If you need practice, Google JavaScript30. The guy has 30 small JavaScript project tutorials that I've found pretty fun and show a good range of what you can do with js. As far as personal projects, just because you're a lit major…
I’m doing just that at the moment. I’m taking classes online for a CS degree but I want to work in tech by July because that’s when the lease on my apartment is up and I want a nicer place. I read a lot of blogs and threads that recommended the first 6 certificates on freeCodeCamp and the Harvard…
I've been working through the courses on freeCodeCamp.com that were recommended to me through the Odin Project. I've been building projects for the challenges that go over the basics of html css and js. It's gotten me to fiddle with Codepen and learn what to do and what not to do when posting…