My journey in web development started in 2020. But in 2018 when I was in college I got interested in websites after learning HTML from an ICT teacher. I became curious about how websites were built and how they functioned. At the time, I knew very little about coding or programming, but I had a strong desire to learn and create something of my own. I started by exploring basic web design concepts like HTML and CSS, using online resources like W3Schools and YouTube tutorials. The process of building my first static web pages gave me a sense of accomplishment and motivated me to dive deeper into the world of web development. As I continued to learn, I ventured into JavaScript, which opened up a whole new level of interactivity for the websites I was creating. It wasn’t always easy, and there were many challenges along the way, but each problem I solved felt like a major win. The internet became my classroom, and I learned how to integrate new features into my projects, slowly improving my skills. ## My turning point Over time, I expanded my knowledge to include modern frameworks like React and Next.js, which greatly enhanced my efficiency and capabilities as a developer. The shift from simple static sites to dynamic, data-driven web applications was both exciting and challenging. Working with back-end technologies like MongoDB and Firebase further broadened my skill set, allowing me to handle databases and API integrations, making me a more well-rounded full-stack developer. The more I practice, the more I learn about programming. I have earn many experiences in my life but programming or web development is the best among them. I still practice web development and work with it on different platforms