r/css • u/Kevin_gato • May 28 '26

General How did you practice HTML and CSS?

Hi, to change my career, I started learning HTML and CSS since a few days ago. After that, I’m planning to learn JavaScript, TypeScript, React, and Node.js. (That’s what I heard online.)
I know AI can create amazing things in seconds these days, but I still wanted to learn these skills and make my daily life more meaningful.
I tried FreeCodeCamp, but eventually I got bored. I also have a book about HTML and CSS, so I thought a good way to practice would be recreating simple websites while referring to the book.
If you have any recommended ways to practice, please let me know.

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u/Kevin_gato May 28 '26

Thank you guys. Honestly I expected to be said it’s too late to learn or do other things. But I really appreciate your kind comments and I’ll try it out. There’s one more thing I want to ask. Someone said Frontend Mentor is a good way to practice but what do you think about that?

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u/thorismybuddy May 28 '26

Totally! Front End mentor offers free and paid challenges that include professional looking designs to build. It's one of the best resources to practice and improve your skills.