It seems our focus is too much on less important parts of our career, such as learning redux, recoil, jotai, remix, etc. It's like learning endless amounts of stuff every day, but we're stuck at HTML, especially CSS, in the first place.
In other words, these tools are like spices that make no sense without the main meal, which is HTML/CSS/Javascript. Let's say we have the best ingredients, but we don't know how to cook well, so what will the outcome be?😅
In my experience, un-maintainable projects are often caused by HTML/CSS decisions due to underestimating HTML/CSS, In addition to JavaScript and React.
Let's practice the repetitive sections of a web page together to learn it better:
- Menu - Navigation bar - Mega menu
- Hero Section
- Search bars
- Form inputs
- Footers
- etc.
Our goal is to learn step-by-step how to create an enterprise-level online store together, like one of my students ZI-SHOP
Here, we will implement simple, medium, and complicated ones and We use
We use some general practices to develope our codes e.g. general.css file that consists our style-guide and css reset which we import every where we need it.
See assets.md
Please feel free to contribute.