Build the interfaces people see and use on websites and web applications.
A career path is not a promise or a fixed timeline. Use this guide to test your interest through small, low-risk experiments.
Who it may suit
Logical makers who enjoy visual detail, continuous learning, and solving concrete problems.
Typical responsibilities
Build interfaces; connect APIs; improve accessibility; test browsers; collaborate with designers.
How long it may take
4–8 months
A beginner roadmap
Learn HTML and CSS; add JavaScript; use Git; build and publish three small projects.
Recommended resources
MDN Web Docs, freeCodeCamp, and web.dev learning paths.
Your first practical step
Build a responsive one-page profile using semantic HTML and CSS.