@Jihad Jadayel I would start with my first 2 free courses which go over an introduction to web development and an introduction to version control. After that, depending on your level of knowledge, you could review all of the posts within the Coding Challenge filter at the top of the community page which has a lot of different debugging challenges. I also offer some other courses within the Premium or VIP tiers. I tried to keep it reasonably priced as to not hurt anyone financially but those courses will go more in depth to HTML, CSS and JavaScript. As always, participating in the community is a great way to help gain some knowledge while helping others learn as well. Excited that you're here and can't wait to see you improve your skillsets!

@Jihad Jadayel I guess it depends on what you mean by your own projects. If they are strictly website development projects, you absolutely should be able to after completing the courses. They go into a lot of detail to help you understand the in's and out's of HTML, CSS and JavaScript. The last course I have in there is also a "Let's Build It" course that takes a real website homepage and recreates it as close as we can using just HTML, CSS and JavaScript to give you a real world example. With the paid courses, I'm still in the middle of shooting video for all of them to accompany the text, but all of the content is there for you to follow along and learn.