CHILL Programming - Useful Responsive Portfolio Website - HTML, CSS & JS - ASMR | No Talking
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
- In this video, I created a responsive portfolio website using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. This tutorial is perfect for beginners and includes a range of essential elements that can help you design a professional portfolio. Follow along to learn how to build a sleek, modern, and functional portfolio site to showcase your skills effectively.
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Do you prefer react?
Yeah, I use React quite a bit for work, and I really enjoy it! 😄 But for simpler videos like this one, I prefer not to use it because it can add a layer of complexity that might not be ideal for everyone. I have considered making some videos with React, though. I’ll definitely take your feedback into account and see what you all are most interested in. Thanks for the comment!
Should preview the code every time you add css so that we can see and learn the changes.
Thanks for the feedback! 😊 Every time I edit the CSS file, it saves and the page refreshes automatically. I do realize that sometimes, due to responsive issues or if the changes are further down the page, they might not be immediately visible.
I'll definitely keep your suggestion in mind for next time and see if I can break the code into smaller chunks to make it clearer. Appreciate the input! 👍 Cheers.
its too far you need to zoom in a little so we can see
You're right, sometimes it might look a bit small, and there are parts of the screen where there's not much going on. I agree it would be better if I zoomed in a bit more to make it easier to see. Thanks for pointing that out! I’ll definitely keep it in mind for the next videos. 👍