I am an IT layman. I am not a major and a college student. I started learning about the web this year without any plan. In January of this year, I decided to make a project with my team because I wanted to make something. Before doing that project, an acquaintance of mine told me to do front-end and recommended that I take this course when it was on sale. (He has never taken this course. He said he only knows the basics of HTML and CSS. He is just a back-end developer.) I watched almost 90% of the course with his account, and now I pay with my account and only watch the parts that I don't remember. That project fell through and I am the only one doing it, and I am currently providing a service. It is a deficit that does not cover advertising costs compared to the monthly server costs...^^ I made it because I really, really wanted to make something, and now I have about 1,000 unique visitors per month. I believe that I will make at least my initial investment if I learn more about back-end and create something like a bulletin board or an Android app to provide to clients. Before watching this lecture, I thought, "I absolutely have to watch all of this and start making it." But after watching about 80% of it and trying it out myself and understanding it, I couldn't overcome my desire to finish the lecture. Haha. I thought, "I can make this kind of design with CSS like this~!" because I could picture all of that. Also, CSS is really fun. I remember being really happy that I was able to create the design I wanted in about 2 days without using any bootstrap. Haha. Thank you. It's a good lecture for the price.