9 websites that helps you build real world project and master Frontend Development ↓

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Frontend Mentor

Improve your front-end skills by building real projects. Solve real-world HTML, CSS and JavaScript challenges whilst working to professional designs.

https://t.co/eX5BeCJhmK
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CodePen Challenges

Each week, you’ll get a new prompt surrounding a monthly theme to riff on. The best Pens get picked and featured on the homepage!

https://t.co/9YnK8EYmF6
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Daily UI

Daily UI is a series of daily Design Challenges, Inspiration and Surprise Rewards!

https://t.co/BSrGNHbiLa
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Ace Front End

Ace Front End has complete and practical coding challenges, with a detailed walk through of a perfect interview solution. No frameworks, just HTML, CSS and JavaScript.

https://t.co/D1RLvZxSUs
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Codier

Explore and attempt front-end coding challenges, you can also view other developer solutions.

https://t.co/V7N0C8c5gX
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freeCodeCamp

It is a non-profit organization that has the best and most well-structured curriculum which can help you learn web development.

https://t.co/VpFvt2zSXm
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DevChallenges

Choose a challenge, read the description carefully. Paths help you navigate, and you can earn a certificate after completing all challenges in the path

https://t.co/tHBQu5SriV
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JavaScript 30

30 day vanilla JS coding challenge, build 30 things in 30 days with 30 tutorials. Without Frameworks, compilers, libraries, boilerplate.

https://t.co/kMsKniRCLZ
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Frontend Practice

Take your frontend skills to the next level by recreating real websites from real companies. The perfect type of practice for developers of all skill levels

https://t.co/5amMldRCAx

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