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Days 1–3: HTML & CSS Fundamentals

Goal: Build a solid foundation in HTML/CSS.

●​ Hours/Day: 4
●​ Tasks:
○​ Learn semantic HTML, basic tags, page structure, forms, and multimedia.
○​ Study CSS fundamentals: selectors, box model, Flexbox, and Grid.
○​ Use online tutorials (e.g., MDN, freeCodeCamp, or the roadmap’s
recommended resources).
○​ Project: Create a simple, static personal webpage (resume/portfolio).

Days 4–6: JavaScript Basics & DOM Manipulation


Goal: Understand core JavaScript concepts and start interacting with the DOM.

●​ Hours/Day: 4
●​ Tasks:
○​ Study variables, data types, functions, loops, and conditionals.
○​ Learn about the DOM, events, and basic manipulation (e.g., changing
content, styles).
○​ Use interactive coding platforms (Codecademy, MDN Web Docs, etc.).
○​ Mini-Project: Enhance your static webpage by adding simple interactivity
(e.g., a dynamic greeting or interactive image gallery).

Day 7: Checkpoint – Static Webpages


Goal: Complete a polished static webpage.

●​ Hours: 4
●​ Tasks:
○​ Review your HTML, CSS, and basic JS work.
○​ Refine your webpage ensuring semantic markup and responsive design.
○​ Test across different browsers/devices.
○​ Outcome: You’ve met the “Static Webpages” checkpoint.

Days 8–9: Adding Interactivity & Learning npm


Goal: Bring dynamic behavior to your pages and get introduced to package management.
●​ Hours/Day: 4
●​ Tasks:
○​ Deepen your JavaScript skills: event handling, manipulating the DOM in
response to user actions.
○​ Learn the basics of npm: what it is, installing packages, and managing
dependencies.
○​ Mini-Project: Add interactivity (e.g., form validation or a simple interactive
quiz) to your project using JavaScript.

Day 10: External Packages & Enhancements


Goal: Start integrating external packages into your project.

●​ Hours: 4
●​ Tasks:
○​ Explore a couple of popular packages (e.g., a date library like Moment.js or a
utility library such as Lodash).
○​ Learn how to install and import them using npm.
○​ Exercise: Replace a custom solution in your project with an external package
where it makes sense.

Day 11: Practice with npm & Package Integration


Goal: Solidify your npm workflow and package usage.

●​ Hours: 4
●​ Tasks:
○​ Work on a small module or feature that leverages an external package.
○​ Experiment with updating or removing packages.
○​ Document your npm workflow (using package.json scripts, versioning).

Days 12–13: Git & GitHub Fundamentals


Goal: Learn version control and start tracking your projects.

●​ Hours/Day: 4
●​ Tasks:
○​ Learn basic Git commands (init, add, commit, branch, merge) and GitHub
workflows.
○​ Use interactive tutorials (e.g., GitHub Learning Lab) to practice.
○​ Mini-Project: Initialize a Git repo for your current project; push it to GitHub
and practice making commits and branches.

Day 14: Collaborative Work & Advanced Git


Goal: Simulate collaboration using Git.

●​ Hours: 4
●​ Tasks:
○​ Learn about pull requests, code reviews, and branching strategies.
○​ Work on a small collaborative exercise (or simulate it by creating multiple
branches and merging).
○​ Outcome: Gain confidence in “Collaborative Work” checkpoint.

Day 15: Project Refinement with Version Control


Goal: Polish your version control skills.

●​ Hours: 4
●​ Tasks:
○​ Continue refining your project with proper commit messages, branching, and
merging.
○​ Explore issues and project boards if available on GitHub.
○​ Document any challenges and how you solved them.

Day 16: GitHub Collaboration Simulation


Goal: Finalize your collaborative work checkpoint.

●​ Hours: 4
●​ Tasks:
○​ Invite a peer (or simulate a code review session) to review your project.
○​ Address feedback via GitHub pull requests.
○​ Outcome: Solidify best practices for collaboration and version control.

Days 17–18: Introduction to React Fundamentals


Goal: Begin learning a popular front‑end framework.
●​ Hours/Day: 4
●​ Tasks:
○​ Learn React basics: JSX, components, props, state, and lifecycle methods.
○​ Follow beginner React tutorials or the roadmap’s recommended resources.
○​ Mini-Exercise: Build a simple React component (e.g., a counter or a list
display).

Day 19: Learn Tailwind CSS Basics


Goal: Familiarize yourself with a modern CSS framework.

●​ Hours: 4
●​ Tasks:
○​ Learn the utility‑first approach of Tailwind CSS.
○​ Follow introductory tutorials and try out basic layouts.
○​ Experiment by restyling your existing HTML/CSS project with Tailwind.

Days 20–21: Build a Frontend Application (Part 1)


Goal: Begin a comprehensive project using React and Tailwind CSS.

●​ Hours/Day: 4
●​ Tasks:
○​ Plan a small frontend application (e.g., a to‑do list, weather app, or simple
blog interface).
○​ Set up your React project (using Create React App or Vite).
○​ Incorporate Tailwind CSS for styling.
○​ Start building key components and layout the app structure.

Day 22: Build a Frontend Application (Part 2)


Goal: Continue developing your React app with interactivity and polish.

●​ Hours: 4
●​ Tasks:
○​ Complete your app’s main features.
○​ Ensure responsiveness and accessibility.
○​ Debug and refine the user experience.
Day 23: Finalize & Deploy – Frontend Apps Checkpoint
Goal: Complete and deploy your frontend application.

●​ Hours: 4
●​ Tasks:
○​ Perform final testing and bug fixes.
○​ Add finishing touches (animations, transitions, better error handling).
○​ Deploy your application on a free hosting platform (e.g., Netlify, Vercel).
○​ Outcome: You have successfully met the “Frontend Apps” checkpoint!

By following this structured plan, you’ll progress from the fundamentals of HTML/CSS and
JavaScript to building and deploying a modern React‑Tailwind application—all while using
version control and collaborative practices as outlined in the roadmap.

Good luck on your journey to becoming a modern front‑end developer!

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