Are you a beginner in web development?
Becoming an in-demand web developer takes more than book knowledge. While it’s great that you made it through your first courses, experience is what it will take to succeed in the field. When you go in for an interview, you’re almost guaranteed to be asked about what you’ve built outside the classroom.
Enjoyment is a better motivator than “This will look good on my CV”. For instance I like playing board games. So a project I might work on to get experience in a new language might be “Make a database of my games, with a way to track times I play and the results”.
If you pick something you have an interest in it means you’ll know the problem space, this means you can focus on learning the language and using it to fix it.
Pick something you enjoy which is something relevant to your hobbies.
Well, there’s no shortage of web development projects you can dive into and expand your current skill set. The more you practice what you’ve learned, the easier it will be to translate that to real-world requests from employers and clients. Check list of good web development project ideas.
Web projects:
- Simple landing page
- To do list application
- Personal portfolio
- Random quote generator
- Contact form
- Weather application
- E-commerce website
- Task management system
- Calculator
- Survey form
- Social networking websites
- Music player
- Image gallery
- Chat application
- News feed website
- Video conference app
