My Web Dev Journey Begins – Why I Started Coding

My Web Dev Journey Begins – Why I Started Coding

Today marks the first day of my official web development journey — and I’m excited to finally start sharing it publicly.

Why I Started Coding

I’ve always been curious about how websites and apps are built. I used to browse the internet and wonder, “How does this actually work behind the scenes?” That curiosity led me to start learning HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and later Vue.js and Firebase.

Coding is more than just a skill for me — it’s a way to build the life I want. As someone who faces physical challenges, I believe tech offers a path where ability is measured by skills, not limitations.

What I Plan to Share

Every day, I’ll post what I learn — whether it’s a small trick, a concept I struggled with, or a complete tutorial I followed. I’ll also include beginner-friendly tips and motivational notes for anyone who’s just starting.

Tip of the Day

If you're new to coding, don’t be afraid to make mistakes. Every error is a step forward. Use developer tools (like the browser inspector) to debug — it’s a game-changer.

My Thoughts

I’m nervous, but also motivated. It’s time to stop waiting for the “perfect moment” and start creating.

What’s Next?

Tomorrow, I’ll dive into the basics of HTML and share my favorite semantic tags and how they help structure a web page.

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