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Good day.
I would like to learn creating webpages/websites. But I don’t know where to start. What should be the roadmap in learning wordpress? Should I learn html and css first? Then after that learn basics of javascript?
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WordPress is a all one in shit. Technically you could build a site without having to touch any css or html
So i would consider just having a look at html and css just understand what they do. But it’s easier (for me at least) to search and learn when I encounter a problem on something I’m doing.
So following a WordPress course would be the best
BUT
it’s also depend what’s your goal.
If it’s just for fun and you wanna learn how to code, i would tell you to just make a website without WordPress (and maybe having a look into JavaScript framework when you will be a bit more confident)
If a one go to make a shop or something else in that kind, there are some easier alternative (Shopify, Squarespace etc etc)
And if you wanna learn WordPress specially then learn it anyway
Ps: this is a perspective of someone who hate wordpress
Good day sir! First you need learn basics of how webbrowser works, error codes , etc. how the server works and related stuff , after you can move to learning html, css . And after you can move to JS . In the same time you can install localserver with wordpress and just practice . Also get good IDE editor . I can suggest Visual Studio Code, its free and its good.
But its not a short journey, be prepared , you will need learn LOTS of stuffs
As I have already said in this subredd
Maybe you can start from here
Then find some nice theme like Kadence or GeneratePress, add KadenceBlocks or Generate Blocks (and something like Greenshif or b-blocks.)
I suggest GeneratePress and Generate Blocks.
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not necessary, you can stick with FSE; it’s even beter to learn ‘clean WP’, with default theme, as starter
For HTML/JS/CSS
and of course
apprentice level = 1000-1200 hours
advanced level = 3000-5000 hours
expert level = >10.000 hours