How Anyone With Zero Knowledge Can Start Learning Website Development

1. Start with the Basics: HTML & CSS
These are the building blocks of any website.

• Use free sites like w3schools or freeCodeCamp
• Learn how to create pages, style them, and add simple layouts.

2. Learn JavaScript (JS)
JS makes websites interactive.

• Learn how to add clicks, animations, and pop-ups.
• Platforms: JavaScript.info, MDN Web Docs

3. Understand How the Web Works

• Learn what happens when you type a URL.
• Understand servers, domains, hosting, HTTP, and DNS.
  YouTube has great explainers for this!

4. Practice by Building Simple Projects
Nothing beats hands-on learning.
Start with:

• A personal portfolio site
• A to-do list
• A landing page clone (e.g., Netflix)

5. Explore Website Builders (for fast wins)
Not ready to code everything?
Try tools like:

• WordPress
• Webflow
  They help you build visually, then you can dig into the code behind it later.

6. Learn Git & GitHub

• Git = version control for your code
• GitHub = place to store and share your projects
  This step will level you up fast!

7. Join Communities & Follow Creators

• Twitter, Discord, Reddit
• Follow devs sharing tips, tutorials, and resources
  Surround yourself with inspiration & support.

8. Keep Building, Keep Failing, Keep Learning
The more you build, the better you get.
It’s OK to mess up — every developer does.
Start small, stay curious, and enjoy the ride

You don’t need a CS degree to start. You just need consistency.
Learn one thing a day. Build one project a month.
In 6 months, you’ll amaze yourself.