Building my first personal website was an exciting journey. I started by learning the basics of HTML, which allowed me to structure my content with headings, paragraphs, and links.
Once I had a clear structure, I moved on to CSS to style the website. This is where I learned about colors, fonts, layouts, and responsive design so my site would look good on both desktops and mobile devices.
Adding JavaScript came next. I used it to add interactivity, like smooth scrolling and small animations, which made the site feel more dynamic.
One of the most fun parts was choosing a background image that reflected my personality and arranging sections to showcase my projects.
Through this process, I not only improved my coding skills but also learned how design, usability, and functionality come together in web development. It was a small project, but it gave me confidence to continue building more complex websites.
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