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Posted by Yuansong Zhao
Yuansong Zhao
1,547 Points

What the learning order of the web front-end development should be

What the learning order of the web front-end development should be?

The course arranges as HTML basis -> Debugging CSS -> JS basis ...... when I learned the debugging for css i feel a little difficult. can i learn not per the order of the course but as what i need? ie. HTML -> CSS -> Debug -> JS??

Thanks

1 Answer

Alan Brown
Alan Brown
20,524 Points

Your learning order is correct. HTML > CSS > JS.

The thing about learning CSS however is not just writing the declarations. A big part of CSS is checking the result in the browser and adjusting as necessary. Front-end development is about coding and visually debugging as you go.Make a change, check the result, make another change, check the result.