Welcome to web-dev-playground — my personal space for learning, experimenting, and growing in web development.
This repository is a living archive of my web dev journey. It contains practice files, experiments, notes, and small projects that I build while learning modern web technologies. Think of it as a sandbox where ideas are tested, mistakes are made, and skills are sharpened.
The main goal of this repo is learning by doing.
Instead of just watching tutorials or reading documentation, I actively write code, break things, fix them, and document what I learn. This helps me:
- Understand core concepts deeply
- Track my progress over time
- Build confidence through real practice
- Create a public learning log I can look back on
This is not a polished product repo — it’s a playground.
Inside this repository, you may find:
- 📄 HTML practice files
- 🎨 CSS layouts, experiments, and styling tests
- ⚙️ JavaScript basics, DOM manipulation, and logic experiments
- 🧪 Small demos and mini-projects
- 📝 Notes, comments, and learning references
- 🔁 Multiple iterations of the same idea as I improve
Some code may be rough or repetitive — that’s intentional and part of the learning process.
Currently learning / experimenting with:
- HTML5
- CSS3
- JavaScript (Vanilla JS)
More tools and frameworks may be added later as I progress.
This repository will evolve over time. Early code may be simple, messy, or inefficient — later code will (hopefully) be cleaner, smarter, and more structured.
Progress matters more than perfection.
- This repo is mainly for practice and learning
- Code structure may change frequently
- Feedback and suggestions are always welcome
Every developer starts somewhere.
This is my somewhere.