In two to three weeks, most new programmers can grasp the fundamentals of HTML. Continuous practice, on the other hand, is required to become fluent in the language and to grasp its maximum capabilities. Most programmers advise spending 2-4 hours each day practising.

Because most individuals learn by doing, it’s critical to put your new skill to use as quickly as possible. “Just do it,” as the Nike motto goes. To improve your skills, format a webpage, explore with features, or work on projects.

Getting ready for a “professional” web developer position should take at least a year. However, your education will never be complete. Today, HTML is still being modified. You may learn over multitudes of individual tags and standards.

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Hmmmm @SamySamy123
You asked a question and answered it yourself. Some people learn English, French, Hausa, Igbo, etc in record time and some people after many years still don't have a good grasp.


Perspectives: interest is paramount in everything but you can never wish away seasoned tutors and access to good materials. . .PRACTICE PRACTICE PRACTICE

Àmọ̀ràn: Plunge into it with the mindset that 'Rome was not built in a day' but REMEMBER that work was done both day & night...

The ball is in someone's court...

A kú yọ̀tọ̀mìn òpin ọ̀sẹ̀...ẹ̀mí a ṣe ọ̀pọ rẹ̀

HTML for a Job?

GREATIGBOMAN:
HTML for a Job?

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