Supercharge your front-end skills by building real projects
Improve your HTML, CSS and JavaScript while using a real-world workflow. Our challenges provide designs, starter code, project brief and a front-end style guide. The rest is up to you!
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How it works
Download starter
Each starter code has everything you need to get up and running. Designs, colors, fonts, it’s all there. There’s also a readme to help get you started.
Code the designs
Now it’s time to build! Use any text editor you like and code it any way you want. You can also join our Slack community to get support from others.
Share your solution
Now that you’ve built your site, it’s time to share it! We can all learn from each other, so share in our community and start the conversation.
Challenges
- intermediate
- HTML,
- CSS
Huddle landing page with coded decorative elements
Test your ability to code and position decorative elements with this challenge. The intro section is where most of the planning for this challenge will come in.
View challenge - beginner
- HTML,
- CSS
Huddle landing page with alternating feature blocks
This challenge is perfect if you're wanting to practice your layout skills. If you're starting to get a bit more confident laying out a web page, give this project a go.
View challenge - intermediate
- HTML,
- CSS
Fylo landing page with dark theme and features grid
This design has some nice layout challenges in it. A perfect training ground to practice your Flexbox and/or Grid skills.
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Resources
Want some amazing front-end resources? Of course you do. Check out our curated list of (mostly) free resources for HTML, CSS, JavaScript and more.
- HTML,
- CSS,
- JS
Materialize
If you like Google's Material Design, then you'll love Materialize. It's a great library for quick development using Material Design principles.Visit website- CSS
Wordmark.it
Not sure what font to use for your next project? Type in a word or phrase on Wordmark.it and scroll through a huge library of fonts to compare.Visit website- CSS
Sip
If you own a Mac and you're in need of a colour picker, don't look any further than Sip. It's not free, but it's worth the money as it is an very useful tool for any front-end developer.Visit website
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FAQs
Is there anywhere to post my solution code?
There is a Finished Projects channel in the Slack community where you can post a link to your solution. Also, please tweet us @frontendmentor with your Github URL and we'll retweet and have a quick peek at your code.
I need help. Is there anywhere I can get support?
Of course! Join our Slack community (below) and you can post questions and also help others out.
Are the challenges free?
Yes! All of the challenges are completely free. Simply download the starter code from the challenge page and you're up and running!
Who started Frontend Mentor?
Frontend Mentor was started by Matt Studdert, who is a Front-end/JavaScript developer and web development instructor. He currently teaches at General Assembly in London, UK.
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Talk to others taking the challenges, get help with your code, discuss features. Chat about everything front-end!