Carles ✦ Dev & Designer @carles_devlog

Wrapping up Jonas Schmedtmann’s Pig Game project today 🐷🎲 Sharing my full code base because I’m proud of how far it’s come — learned so much about JavaScript while building this 🙌 Thanks @jonasschmedtman for the amazing course! #JavaScript #webdev #CodeNewbie

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Lowkey love how learning JS feels like stacking up small wins. Nothing crazy today, but each new thing makes the bigger picture clearer 👌 Progress might be slow, but it’s moving.

Learnt two cool things today in JavaScript 😅 – document.getElementById() is actually faster when selecting by ID compared to querySelector. – Also figured out how to add an event listener to a key press (like the Esc key). #JavaScript #WebDev #CodeNewbie

Practised the DRY (Don’t Repeat Yourself) principle today in JavaScript. First image = repetitive code ❌ Second image = cleaner, shorter, and easier to maintain ✅ Writing smarter, not longer ✨ #JavaScript #CodeNewbie #WebDev

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One big lesson from today’s JavaScript practice: Don’t Repeat Yourself (DRY). Refactoring code not only makes it shorter, but cleaner and easier to maintain ✨ Writing less, but doing more 💻 #JavaScript #CodeNewbie #WebDev

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Been a little quiet here lately… but I’m back now 🙌 Ready to keep learning, building, and sharing the journey again 🚀 #CodeNewbie #WebDev

Design is also about inspiration 🌍 Today I explored Behance, Dribbble, and Vuexy — amazing places to spark ideas and learn from great designers. Feeling motivated to keep practising 💡 #DesignInspiration #UIUX #CodeNewbie

Learning good UI starts with following the right practices 👨‍💻 Today I discovered resources like Apple’s Human Interface Guidelines, Google’s Material Design, and UI Design Institute. Super helpful for building clean, consistent designs ✨ #UIDesign #UIUX #CodeNewbie

Today in my design journey, I explored some really useful Figma plugins — Typescale, Lorem Ipsum, Auto Flow, Unsplash, and Iconify. They make design work way faster and smoother. Can’t believe I wasn’t using them earlier 👀 #UIUX #DesignTools #CodeNewbie

Sometimes it’s vibes, sometimes it’s me just staring at the screen thinking of my next move 😂 Either way, still showing up. #TechLife #CodeNewbie

Today I learned how to use JavaScript to manipulate CSS with the DOM. Changing styles directly from code feels like having full control of the page 🎨✨. #JavaScript #WebDev #CodeNewbie

Learned how to make my page interactive by adding event listeners. A simple click, and the content changes ✨ — it’s the little things that make the web feel alive. #CodeNewbie #JavaScript

Just got into DOM manipulation today. Practiced selecting elements with querySelector and changing them with textContent. Feels great seeing the page respond instantly to my code. #JavaScript #WebDev

Today’s lesson was all about keeping designs consistent 🎨 Learnt how style guides & design systems save so much time — no more guessing fonts, colors, or spacing. Just plug & play! #UIDesign #UXDesign #DesignSystem

Just found out I can import videos into my design project 📹 Makes prototypes feel more alive — like turning static screens into real experiences. Super cool! #UIDesign #Figma #UXDesign

Finally touched Chrome DevTools today 🔎 Feels like I just unlocked a secret door to debugging—seeing errors in real-time, checking elements, and tracking what’s going wrong makes life sooo much easier. #webdev #CodeNewbie

Today’s takeaway: knowing where to look is just as important as knowing what to code. Google, Stack Overflow & MDN = my daily teachers 📚 #webdev #CodeNewbie

I've been spending more time with Google, Stack Overflow & MDN than with my actual code 😂 But hey… that’s how you grow as a dev! #WebDev #CodeNewbie #CarlesDevlog

New day, still learning and building step by step 🚀 Excited to see how far today’s lessons will take me. #BuildInPublic #webdev #Tech

Taught my code to repeat smartly: loop backwards when needed, stop early when I’ve found what I want, and skip steps I don’t need. Cleaner logic, fewer lines. Progress. #JavaScript #DevJourney #carles_devlog