Pixel Mob
Unsplash
Pixabay
Foter
Stock Vault
All The Free Stock
Life of Pix
Libre Stock
Visual Hunt
Chamber Of Commerce

For anyone in web development this is a great checklist to use to make sure that you're on page elements are correct for any website you are building.

https://github.com/thedaviddias/Front-End-Checklist

Every web developer should look at this, beginners need to know it and it's great for experienced developers to refersh their knowledge

Also check out the Front-End Performance Checklist and Front-End Design Checklist.

To grow this subreddit we need your help. I am asking each of you, yes you reading this 2 things:

1. Comment on both the 🔥 Subreddit Plan & Ideas Thread 🔥 and the Resource Recommendations Thread threads that are stickied.

2. Invite your friends, acquaintances, and enemies that have websites or are web developers.

Thank you, hopefully we /r/beginnerwebdev turn this into the premier beginner web development community on Reddit. To a beautiful future, from Forgottenmudder.

Hello I'm Peter and I've created a new web development channel, my goal is to teach people how to create web applications using Laravel and Vuejs (a little bit later) + maybe mobile development.

All the apps that i will develop while record , will go to production or at least be useful to someone.

Basically what I think about is , what I should implement today on the current app and that's it.

My channel: https://www.youtube.com/programmingwithpeter

I'm trying to compile and create better resources for beginners, this will also help me to figure out the future of /r/beginnerwebdev, and what it needs to have to best facilitate beginners learning web development.

What in your opinion was/is the hardest thing about learning web development?

I know some of HTML CSS AND JS but have no clue how to incorporate that knowledge and make a functional good looking website please please help me

The wiki has been updated with (hopefully) useful resources.
If you have resources to recommend please comment in the Resource recommendation thread.
Enjoy!

Is there a resource about web development or starting a website you believe is an absolute must read? Please leave a comment below!

Great article for beginners in web development: https://medium.com/@daniel_hendriks/learn-to-code-in-5-months-get-hired-and-thrive-as-a-web-developer-5ab6838b2f07

It gives answers to all frequently asked questions by newbies. Also, there you will find a roadmap in web development: what to learn, in which order, and why.

Hi all,

I am a complete newcomer to website development. I wanted to create a personal website / blog and I was wondering where I could get started. I downloaded wordpress and I was very confused by it. I already bought a domain name on google domains. If someone can point me in the right direction for resources as to how to create a simple blog (preferably with like a template) and where I should host the site (a friend recommended AWS but not sure if that's what I should be using for a simple low-traffic site) that would be great. :) Thanks

Hi all, hope this is the right place to put this as it looks like it's a completely new subreddit. I'm just posting in the hope that can get some thoughts from existing web devs.

Basically, I'm 28yo living in London working as an illustrator at the moment, but considering a complete career change and currently torn between data analytics and web development. I'm leaning more towards the latter and have been looking at a number of bootcamps abroad. I think my plan was to look into codeacademy and edx online first to get a grounding in coding, before moving onto a bootcamp next year.

I've brought this up with a friend who works in web dev at the moment but he's been incredibly against the idea of bootcamps and maintains that there's no point entering the industry now, citing the growth of sites like wix making it nonviable long term. I appreciate his opinion, yet it does seem at odds with information I've found elsewhere so i thought it might be best to hear what people here felt?

Thanks in advance!

This is going to be the premier beginners web development subreddit.
It will be a one stop shop for any beginners starting a website or doing any type of web development.
Please comment any addition suggestion for this subreddit!

I am starting my first website and I am so confused about what I'm doing. I'm not sure if this is the place to ask, but here's my situation. I have a domain name from Namecheap, I have Siteground hosting, Hushmail e-mail and have used the Wordpress Installer through Siteground. Siteground has confirmed that I have successfully pointed the domain to the hosting, but I won't be able to see it for a few days. I just need to know if I need to wait to be able to access Wordpress or if I'm supposed to be able to see/use it before it's live. Also, does it require me to install Wordpress on my actual computer or can everything be done through my hosting service/website? Haaalp.

I have an idea to create a website and app for a sports league that I am apart of. I want to work on creating it this summer. Google says Wix and Wordpress would be the best ones to use. Any advice to point me in the right direction on which one is better to use for a sports league? Thanks

Hey, 27/m here residing in Orlando, FL and looking into possibly making a career change and interested in WebDev, have no previous experience with it so literally starting from scratch.

Currently working a call center for a bank and it's ok for now but long term it's not what i want.

Any resources, code camps, books, any recommendations i would greatly appreciate it.

Where should i start? What should i go? What Route? anything and anyone is appreciated!

Hello guys, I have a question which bothers me. When do you think I should jump into JS? Till this point I have gone through FCC challenges and passed first test where I had to build a tribute page. Therefore I know basic HTML and CSS. Should I make few more projects and then switch to JS or just start learning right away? I am asking because I don’t want to create a mess in my head although JS goes hand in hand with HTML and CSS. Share your experience. Thank you.