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Going Back to the Basics with FreeCodeCamp's Responsive Web Design Course

I've been working with HTML and CSS heavily for about 4 years now, and I considered myself proficient with them. I've begun looking for full-time remote web developer roles; I want to boost my chances of hire as much as possible, and as I don't have ...

Oct 3, 2020·3 min read·blog.shook.codesRead the article

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Sarah Shook

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Brenda Michelle

Oct 3, 2020

Great post! I had the same thoughts about the Responsive Web Design Course. I thought I was going to fly through it but I learned a lot. Especially about flexbox and CSS Grid. The projects are great practice as well.

Sarah Shook

Oct 3, 2020

They were great practice! My favorite (small) section was about making shapes from CSS. I was a little surprised to find that gem in the course, and I want to explore that aspect even more when I find some time!

Rahul

Oct 3, 2020

Wooah ! the first line, 4 years seriously. For me it's been just some months and still practicing them. FCC was awesome though. It is just same as codecademy but free. Amazing post.

Thanks! It's great, I've started the JavaScript course, and that one is also good! Excited to see what else I'll learn!

Sarah Shook

Oct 3, 2020