I'm gearing up to embark on a challenge focused on enhancing my CSS skills. The plan involves creating simple projects solely using HTML and CSS, drawing inspiration from platforms like Behance, Pinterest, Dribble, and Frontend Mentor. #ImprovingMyAbilityInCSS . READ MORE 👇👇

I saw these design on dribble and decided to try it out. #LearningJourney #100daysofcoding.#HTML #css

I rely on designs from dribble, Pinterest for design inspiration and ideas. As oppose to designing from scratch, get version 1 code from LLM and fix the rest. Faster that way. Invariably you have to change the code and should know css or html+css framework as end result is never

I saw a similar design on dribble and recreated using HTML and CSS. I added some functionality to the signin/signup form, cart and checkout page using JavaScript.

Day 15,16,17,18,19 .Summed Up- .Figma to Code.- UX Case Study.- Deep Learning and CV.- CSS+HTML Codes.Things like Figma design to code using #dribble and CSS5 to code getting started with Web Dev. and many more things. These past 5 days were good for my #WebDevelopment.

#html #css #frontend #scrimba #developerjourney #buildinpublic.Just completed The Daily Dribble Newsletter, my first solo project on Scrimba using only HTML and CSS.Every tag, style, and layout helped me learn something new. More to build.

Recently, started my Front-End Domination journey with @sheryians_. Completed the curriculum's first project with HTML & CSS (using CSS Grid), it's a simple and responsive website. Website concept - "A Fashion Look" (found on Dribble).Open to any feedback!.#FrontEnd

@siesto1elemento Take inspiration, copy to learn, then refine. I used to convert random Dribbble designs into HTML and CSS for fun and document the process. Examples.

🚀 Excited to share my latest front-end project! 🌐. Dribble Sample to code . 📌Tech stack. HTML, CSS. 🔗 Check it out on GitHub: Dribble to code.💻 Built with love and lots of coffee! ☕. #FrontendDevelopment #OpenSource #GitHub #WebDev

During my beginner days in #HTML and #CSS, one trouble I always had was RESPONSIVENESS. Here are some tricks I used to avoid getting trapped: .💡 Mobile first. 💡 Check out figma or dribble for inspiration.💡 Plan every screen UI before you start coding. 💡 AVOID perfection.

Want to ask the dev something please if you come across this post kindly say your thoughts on this. Do you think it’s possible to build a web app like dribble and Behance with AI with just html css and JavaScript? Is it possible or you have any suggestions 🙏🙏.