3 Name: Gekix : 2024-07-17 11:48 ID:3tZrVaF9 [Del]
I believe it would be best for you to take it from the start in a proper order.
The first thing you want to learn is HTML and CSS to create static web pages, then you should learn some JavaScript to "make things move".
These are the basics, then you should learn some web development theory, like: what is the DOM, what is a HTTP request/response and what is the distinction between front-end and back-end (the back-end is somewhat more advanced for non-technical people).
Finally you want to make a couple of silly projects. You don't have to pay money and host your sites, your local machine will work fine, you can learn the commercial aspect of web development when you're confident in the technical skills.
A good site that you can start learning is W3 schools (https://www.w3schools.com/) or some teaching sites/apps like Boot.dev and Mimo, but they're not completely free.