
Design a website
๐ Anywhere๐ Repeatable๐ค 13+
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Tools like WordPress, Squarespace, or even free platforms like GitHub Pages make website creation accessible without coding knowledge. Start with a simple personal portfolio or hobby site to learn the basics, then experiment with more advanced features and custom designs.
Difficulty
40/100Medium
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Cost
$0 โ $500
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Time
weekend
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People
1+
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Setting
indoor
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Season
any
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Equipment
computer
People who tried this
โmy first site was raw, unstyled html, with various lists of my favorite things inexplicably presented in the third person โโ๏ธ at the time, twelve-year-old me wanted to be a programmer, but as i started working on apps and websites, i realized i had more of an affinity for design. my design skills soon started to play catch-up, and evolved to care about things like typography, spacing, accessibility, performance, and personality. the second image is where i'm at now. much unlike my first site, i designed it all in Sketch before i jumped into VSCode to build it out. since i already had the design in place, i was able to focus on structure and polish, and i ended up with my first (perfect) Lighthouse score of 100%.โ
โFor the rest of the site I used the top navigation bar (found on almost every website) and played around until I was happy with the design. Though I ended up tweaking things here and there anyway when I came to implement it properly. [...] I had originally planned to have the blog posts go full width across the browser window. However, I made this decision while using a 13" MacBook Pro as my main computer. In the interim, between deciding that and implementing it, I switched to using a desktop computer with extra wide screen monitor and reconsidered my earlier position.โ
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