What could we learn from entry-level students in front-end web development? As seasoned professionals, you might think you’ve seen it all, but the truth is that the newcomers are asking the most intriguing questions and making connections that those of us who have spent years on the front end may have never considered. https://smashingmagazine.com/2024/02/frequently-heard-beginning-front-end-web-development-class/
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