How hard is it to code a Website like this?

[Pallux]

Hey,
I really want to learn coding Websites like this one: https://epsilonwow.net/
(Just Front-End, no Backend Code like Register, Login etc.). Now my Question
is, how much effort is such a Website? How fast can you learn to create something
like this? (Generalized, I know everyone learns at different speed) and can anyone
recommend me how to start with Front-End Web Development in HTML / CSS?

Best Regards,
Lushen

 

[Sheep]

I'm no god at website development but I've played with it every now and again. Front-end web development with PHP, HTML & CSS is really easy to get the hang of. It's mainly trial and error once you know what you're doing. The hardest part of their website would be their login system and the actual graphics required to make it.

If you give yourself a year or two you could 100% code a website like that. The hardest part is getting the people to go to it in the end. I recommend youtube, there's 100s of tutorials and that's mainly where I started!

Good luck!

 

[KOMKO190]

I don't really code websites, but I think that HTML + CSS (Basically front-end languages) are easy (well relatively) to learn. They are definitely easier than some back-end languages (Rust, etc...) but it doesn't mean you'll learn them any quicker.

Take time, don't expect your first few websites to be something amazing, but work your way up there. There's THOUSANDS of tutorials out there, and a lot of friendly communities waiting to help people LIKE YOU! I don't know what you're waiting for, just go for it!

(that sounded like an ad lmao)

 

[Leeiuum]

What you linked is a splash page. Apart from the background being a video this is very easy to do. The real kicker is the graphic design if you want something very similar.

To design a website you would need to gather all assets including the logo (top right), main text & logo (center piece), register and download client (buttons), the bottom left and right map images and the diamond cut in the bottom center. The same with the cyan/turquoise things coming from the side as they're only images. All you would have to do is upload them onto your site and enter it into HTML then placing it using CSS.

The text "How To Connect", "Forums", "Login" and "Register are just hyperlinks. They're very easy to import. Again using CSS to chose where you'd position them.

The moving background is maybe a free asset found on the internet - imported to a video filetype that HTML accepts easily.

Point being it's very very easy to make the website. The bigger problem is finding the assets (images/video).

You can check out sites such as https://codepen.io, which is a site specialised for website developers. It gets updated in realtime and you can get forks from other source's. A great way to check out elements from HTML/CSS in trial and error.

 

[AX10]

Dude, Learning coding will actually get you a headache but making a website, There will be a lot of bugs after creating one and It will very hard

 

[Dread]

This website will take you only 1-2 Months with pauses actually

 

[Green_Bear]

Hey,
I really want to learn coding Websites like this one: https://epsilonwow.net/
(Just Front-End, no Backend Code like Register, Login etc.). Now my Question
is, how much effort is such a Website? How fast can you learn to create something
like this? (Generalized, I know everyone learns at different speed) and can anyone
recommend me how to start with Front-End Web Development in HTML / CSS?

Best Regards,
Lushen

Easy with software such as XenFero, but otherwise hard

 

[manssimba]

It shouldn't be too hard. If you want to start with frontend, I would recommend just to try, and also, use google and stack overflow, those will help ya, and its okay to use them.

 

[lahoussebram]

I started with frontend a while ago as well, I think the real challenge in this website is the artwork provided by the creator... That would be a pain in the *ss. unless you are a graphic designer.