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Front-End Development Resources and Guides
Front-end development is where users actually meet your product. This hub collects guides on HTML, CSS, JavaScript, frameworks, accessibility, and performance — everything that goes into building fast, usable interfaces.
2 articles · Updated January 22, 2024
Frameworks come and go, but strong HTML, CSS, and JavaScript fundamentals never stop paying off.
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What should I learn first for front-end development?▾
Start with HTML and CSS to structure and style pages, then JavaScript to add interactivity. Only after you're comfortable with the fundamentals should you pick up a framework like React or Vue.
Do I need to learn a framework?▾
For most professional front-end roles, yes — React, Vue, Angular, or Svelte are common requirements. But frameworks build on core web skills, so learn the fundamentals first or the framework will feel like magic you can't debug.
Why does accessibility matter?▾
Accessibility ensures people using screen readers, keyboards, and other assistive tech can use your site. It's both an ethical and often legal requirement, and accessible markup usually improves SEO and overall UX too.