Similar to what I did with the How-to learn episodes, I’m going through the UX/UI learning phase, basic frontend learning phase, and Shopify development specific learning phase to help you understand and practice these concepts. This episode is about getting basic practice with basic frontend development.

The E-commerce Developer Show is dedicated to discussing UX design, UI design, frontend development, Shopify, and other relevant topics within the realm of E-commerce. The show's goal is to assist you in transitioning from having little to no knowledge to becoming a hero in E-commerce development.

If you have been struggling to find your first or a new project to do to practice your design skills, I’m going to give you a list of projects you can do. I’m even going to rank them for you - as in easier and harder design projects to take on. The ranking is somewhat subjective; however, I’m going off of the size of the company’s product catalog, products variants themselves, and related factors.

The E-commerce Developer Show is dedicated to discussing UX design, UI design, frontend development, Shopify, and other relevant topics within the realm of E-commerce. The show's goal is to assist you in transitioning from having little to no knowledge to becoming a hero in E-commerce development.

If you’ve learned everything we’ve talked about so far in this show - those being HTML, CSS, Vanilla Javascript, Liquid, Shopify theme structure  - then you’re ready ready for what is next → Shopify APIs to fetch store data.

The E-commerce Developer Show is dedicated to discussing UX design, UI design, frontend development, Shopify, and other relevant topics within the realm of E-commerce. The show's goal is to assist you in transitioning from having little to no knowledge to becoming a hero in E-commerce development.