The last project – the API app – was super fun. I learnt to make my own app - "me? Doing an app?" It was super fun and it opened my eyes on the API work – it is so amazing seeing your own app and feeling that "I DID THAT!".

The more I studied Front-End Development myself, the more I liked it. I was amazed by all the cool things you can do with simple code. Even better: I could also implement my graphic design skills to make nice looking websites. It was very fun at first but learning started to feel lonely, so I’m lucky the Front-end course happened around the same time. I am super happy to say that I have finally found my calling—one where I can use my graphic design skills as well!

Before the course started, I had done some mini-courses in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Those courses covered very basic things but I’m still happy to have taken them. When Front-end started, I already recognized some terminology, which made learning less intimidating. I wanted to do the Front-end course to learn the basics of what is needed to start working as a Front-End Developer. Indeed, I didn’t have to figure that out myself. Now I know both the basics and what I need to study further, which is a very good place to be

The last project – the API app – was super fun. I learnt to make my own app - "me? Doing an app?" It was super fun and it opened my eyes on the API work – it is so amazing seeing your own app and feeling that "I DID THAT!".