resources

collection of icon collections: https://icones.js.org/
eggramen css pages with layouts: eggramen.neocities.org/code/css_testpages
petrapixel has a really cool layout generator and lots of good website tips: petrapixel.neocities.org
lots of pixel art on this tumber: p-i-x-e-l-s
neato graphics for use: ooops.lol/you
wow so many web resources! discourse.32bit.cafe/t/resources-list-for-the-personal-web/49
website that can pull the color codes from other websites!?!?! colorhound.net
a site to test colors for themes: realtimecolors.com
list of emoticons from wikipedia: wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_emoticons
a really cool page with many different rainbow palettes solaria.neocities.org/guides/rainbows

The internet is vast and there are a million ways to learn webdev, but I'm posting sort of my timeline & some of the specific resources I still use.

Reading through all the docs on HTML, CSS, and JS on W3schools (has ads): w3schools.com
Like above but more advanced, reading the docs at mdn: developer.mozilla.org/en-US/
I spent a lot of time watching youtube videos on CSS. CSS is fascinating to me, and it's so interesting to learn CSS today and see how it has changed over the years. Kevin Powell has been my go-to for really learning how CSS works: https://www.youtube.com/@KevinPowell
On the JavaScript side, I used a lot of tutorials from: https://www.youtube.com/@freecodecamp
And also: https://www.youtube.com/@WebDevSimplified
Part of my cartography school had me learning Leaflet, which was good for understanding JavaScript, but not really 'typical' webdev learning (maps are fun though!) https://leafletjs.com/
This web of educators lead me to other cool webdev people, particularly: https://www.joshwcomeau.com/
And Coding in Public, especially for working with React and Astro: https://www.youtube.com/@CodinginPublic

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