Hey everyone! I've been diving into web development for the past month, and I just wrapped up my first website. You can check it out [here](https://681ead9dec79bb9fffe95559.ideaship.io/). I'm really eager to hear any constructive feedback you might have, so please let me know what you think. Cheers!
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Great job on getting started! I noticed that none of the buttons work, which can be a bit frustrating. It seems like you might be using a framework or a no-code tool. I'd suggest getting more hands-on by building complex components or even an API for your next project!
Honestly, maybe consider switching gears to something more practical like welding. Web development can be challenging and if you're struggling this much at the start, it might not be for you.
Kudos on starting your web dev journey! You're right; the hardest part is just getting that first project out there. A few quick pointers: why the slow-loading spinner? Complex websites are usually up in a flash. Also, it looks like you used a no-code tool. Challenge yourself to make every part of the site functional next time!
Thanks for your encouragement! Yes, it was a no-code project. I suspect the spinner is an issue from the tool I selected. I'll keep your advice in mind about adding functionality in future projects!
Nice work on creating a landing page! That said, I'm curious about the spinner on the page. It seems to take quite a while to load—like five seconds, which feels excessive for a landing page. Typically, those should load pretty quickly, right? Just something to consider!
Thanks for the feedback! I used a tool for this, and I'm guessing the spinner comes from their end. I'll definitely look into other options!
Was this built using a no-code tool? It seemed really slow for a landing page, and nothing actually worked. If I were hiring you, I would definitely have some questions. But hey, it’s awesome that you’re getting into development. Just keep working at it!
You're spot on; it was done using a no-code solution since I don't know how to code yet. My plan is to start with no-code and eventually transition to coding. Thanks for your perspective—it helps!
Thanks for the tips! For this first project, I really focused on the design, but I realize now that showcasing functionality is just as important. Appreciate your input!