Improve Your Web Development Skills by Building these Beginner-friendly Projects

Halim Shams
4 min readAug 10, 2022

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Article by Halim Shams

Learning a new skill by building projects is the most efficient way to master that skill. If you want to master the area you’re currently learning (Front-End, Back-End, Full-Stuck), the best way to become a professional Developer and build some amazing webpages is to just stick to building real-world projects.

In this article, I’m going to show you some beginner-friendly project ideas to work on it and build them as a beginner to Web Development, so if you’re a Frontend Developer, Backend Developer or Full-Stuck Developer, you’ll find out some project ideas to master yourself in Web Dev.

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Front-End

Project ideas for FRONT-END Development

If you’re a Frontend Developer and can’t find projects to practice and build projects, here are some project ideas to tryout:

  • Portfolio Website

Building portfolio for yourself is the very best option and idea to work on, it’s your portfolio, so create as perfect as you can, design it the way you want and make sure to use all the skills and tricks you know as a Frontend Developer for building your portfolio, because it shows how good you are at Frontend Development.

Some portfolio websites to get inspiration from are: Brilworx, Bruno-simon, Jacekjeznach and Sahil Bloom and more…

Also read:

5 Websites that helps you build real-world projects and master Frontend Development

  • Clone of a Website

The second choice would be a clone of a beginner-friendly website, which will help you understand the structure of an online website and how are they built.

Here are some beginner-friendly websites to clone: Mahalo, Creative Agency, Krunch, Puraland.

  • Random Projects

You can also build projects like: Counter, Sidebar, FAQ page, Restaurant menu page, Countdown clock, Search page and more like these…

Back-End

Project ideas for BACK-END Development

For practicing your Backend skills, here are some project ideas to work on:

  • User authentication

You can build a user authentication page by having Backend skills. Some project ideas are like building a Sign-up page, Login page, Passport registration form and more like these…

  • Movie APIs

There are dozens of APIs to fetch and practice your Backend skills, one of them is movie APIs which are fun to while practicing. Fetch and add some styles to it and finally share it with your friends.

Some movie websites that provide API services are: Utelly API, IMDb API, GoWATCH API.

  • E-commerce/ Online Store

The third choice is to build an online store, just a very basic and simple will does the job. You can add some features like: Adding to cart, Total of all the products added to cart, Prices, Discounts, Shipping cost and more…

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Full-Stuck

Project ideas for FULL-STUCK Development

If you’re a Full-Stuck Developer, you are the Superhero! You can mix Frontend skills with your Backend skills to build an incredible Web App, so your mission is to build the server side first and then add that beautiful Frontend on top of that to create your own Web App.

Just mix the above Frontend and Backend project ideas to practice and build your Full-Stuck projects.

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Halim Shams
Halim Shams

Written by Halim Shams

I Write about Programming and All the Related Content 🚀 I'm a Self-Taught Full-Stack Developer 💛

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