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I like how you used html and css to build a simple portfolio and been a web developer on and off I like to get into more projects. I enjoy seeing new people learning to code because I love how there also into tech as well. Thank you for uploading

I usually do one component at the time. in example, I’m doing the “projects-section” and then I style it before moving on to the next component.

4:31 style as I go...I just feel it's seems like less work than to complete the html before styling

A video about what you do as a backend dev would be great!

Hola Steph, yo he diseñado un par de paginas webs durante mis años en la universidad, lo que nunca hice fue el paso final de montarlo en internet. Saludos Desde Panamá.

Wishing u a very Happy Birthday 🥞

I'm too learning Web Development, and one thing I lack is consistent practice......any advices on it?? Anyways Nice Video

There is no rule on writing all the html first before styling it with css. personally i write a section and then style it, and then repeat. I recommend to do what feels best

Wow so inspired! I was literally spending all day looking at how I can make my own website too. Keep me accountable pls pls pls

Love this, Steph! Diving into frontend is such a fun journey, and a personal portfolio is the best way to start. Can’t wait to see what you come up with-you're doing amazing already! 🫶🏻✨️

Computer Science is so preppy and cute !!! I can't wait to major in this ^_^ !!!

Html then css then JS then css again then HTML then mostly JS

Looks great!

Computer Science isn't programming. They only teach you back end stuff. If you want front end, that's something you will have to teach yourself along the way. But the backend builds a strong foundations on how to problem solve.

For me, creating my first html/css site was my first experience with coding in general, it was one of the most rewarding feelings ever, wish I could recreate that haha. Your site looks great! Wayy better than my first

I've stumbled upon this video and decided to watch, since I'm kinda into programming now and I'm learning how to code to create my own game. I worked as a web designer back in 2011 and the one thing that I hated the most was trying to center things using CSS. When I opened your video, I was like "Maybe things have changed from 2011 to 2025. Maybe centering now is easier" I laughed so hard when I saw your frustration trying to center your site using css. Maybe things have changed, but it's always centering things that really gets under a new webdev's skin! The site is really cute though, congratulations!

I really loved the video and the bright energy you brought along with you! Was working on a project and saw this and my motivation and inspiration went +100, Happy new year from a new sub ^-^

Today is my first time learn how to code in my 30s

Didn't see where you exactly used tailwind css, because I created something similar using zola for static site creation, html and tailwind. Guess you need JS and some kind of a backend for the message thingy.

this can be done with v0 and gpt in less than 10 minutes.

I'm a html first then css after kinda guy

I've been a self-taught software engineer for about 15 years now, and I really like this aesthetic! Most people these days will just jump straight into using a framework without learning the basics so it's really refreshing to see you doing this from scratch using HTML and CSS, keep up the good work!

I was thinking why'd you choose light green as a main focus color for your website but then I looked at your sweater and those cute hanging leaves peaking from behind, and I got it :) Great work again Staph!

My two cents- Hope I can give my two cents as a former Fullstack and FrontEnd Dev, learning something new area is always hard so dont measure your progress with time but with the amount that you learned during that progress. Also starting with HTML and CSS is a smart choice, in case you want to develop frontend skills even more I suggest javascript (in case you dont already know) and then a framework like vuejs or angularjs (if someone comments about the frameworks, the point is to learn how to adapt to a new framework base on previous learnt skills not to became an expert in those frameworks). Portfolio Question - I dont have a personal portfolio right now but Im also building it, thinking of doing with VueJs, and prolly gonna add some type of backend to it get my git repos or other skills that I got over the years. Why I didnt do it before? I didnt really needed and still dont, only doing it know to fresh up some skills. FrontEnd Devs Question - I normally would divide the page by sections, then in every section I would put every I would create the main structure so I can have a visual reference point in the page and then add the styling that made more sense to start with (normally from back to front and bigger to small)

É muito bizarra essa dublagem automática do youtube, más gostei do visual e qualidade de produção do vídeo acho que vai ser interessante gosto da área de programação

For 08:50 the letters C and R, you can find the icons for those by searching "copyright" and "registered" in font awesome. Great portfolio by the way! Nice job

Awesome! Here are some tools I used to improve the experience: - WhatFont chrome extension to tell what fonts websites uses - Figma for prototyping - Relume for wireframes - Unslash/behance/dribbble/webflow templates for inspiration hope this helps!

I personally write a portion say the navbar and then style it when i have the structure down

Happy new year !! I am super super proud of youuuuuu

one load of laundry is 5 fucking dollars????

I really love the vibe of everything 🫂🫂🫂

Omg I've also been trying to learn how to do the same thing over break! I also feel a bit worried just it seems like every cs major around me has a personal website, but watching your video made me feel more confident!

It's definitly pretty good, and honestly, it's incredible that you build it from scratch without a complete design.

Love that someone else does this too. I used to change my tumblr blog theme every week by coding it in HTML/CSS from scratch. This was a little nostalgic to watch. People always tell me to use normal website builders which I do but coding from scratch is so much fun to me 😅

Great vid! Keep posting more videos like these.

This is cool, I just started learning frontend a few weeks ago to hopefully land a job 🤞 but anyways, I’ve found it helpful in html and css to label each section. So I do all my html and then do css, the labeling helps me organize it. 😊

Happy New year Steph 🎉🎉

I just finished my Masters, and had this video recommended me. God this video gave me some hope on finding a job in this market, probably will rewatch time to time in case I feel hopeless :|

Great Work; My Portfolio Link : www.sunilkumarsahoo.in

Bulma CSS and Bootstrap are also great

tip: for the icons, try using a library like phosphor icons

I love how you make the whole process aesthetic and romanticised in this video. I also like your enthusiasm about this, it reminds me of when I was first starting with html/css. Hope you have a good 2025 and learn a lot of cool stuff and build exciting projects.

Why is your iPad so old though?

This is a really nice and interesting video. It scratched my itch for the need of cozy technical content

Well done! When I work on sites, I make sure to add comments if I’m having a hard time staying organized.

This is so cool to see. I’ve been a self taught front end web developer on and off for about 3 years now. My goal this year is to learn and build a real portfolio. I enjoy seeing established developers try something different and show their processes no matter how simple. It encourages me throughout my journey. Thanks so much for this video as well as your other content! Please keep sharing.

I also started learning . I'm currently learning HTML. Using UA-cam videos.

2:52 I use Vim BTW LOL

will you marry me...?

Color combo was nice i liked it is this published