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Kenan Cubro
Kenan Cubro
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Posted by Kenan Cubro
Kenan Cubro
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Tracks

Hello everyone,

I just completed the first course of “How to make a website” and now I’ve moved on to “CSS Basics.” I’m not seeing what comes after CSS Basics or if there really is a proper path on the tracks. What is the next step or what would you all recommend?

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Jennifer Nordell
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The next step would be "CSS selectors" as indicated by the track page which you can view here. Hope this helps! :sparkles:

Kenan Cubro
Kenan Cubro
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Kenan Cubro
Kenan Cubro
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Thanks, Jennifer. I can see the track all the way to the bottom. My questions is more about what comes after the CSS to SASS course, or after the full 37 hours of "Web Design"

Jennifer Nordell
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Ah sorry, I misunderstood the question then. I'd say it depends highly on what you're looking to accomplish. But I think this might be a great track for you to take up next:

https://teamtreehouse.com/tracks/front-end-web-development

And some of the courses in this track you will have already done! :smiley:

Jesus Mendoza
Jesus Mendoza
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Jesus Mendoza
Jesus Mendoza
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After the 37 hour of "Web Design" track you will fully prepared to create websites on your own, so is up to you if you want to countinue learning other technologies for the Front-End such as JavaScript and then AngularJS, EmberJS and React or go into the Back-End and learn how to created advanced fully functional websites with Python, Java, Ruby on Rails or maybe Node.js