I wasn't able to leave a proper review right after taking the 1st exam this year. I prepared for the exam by taking the course for two weeks, spending 2 hours after work on weekdays and 4 to 6 hours on weekends. Unfortunately, I didn't pass my first practical exam, receiving a score of 53. Nevertheless, this course was very helpful in getting a feel for things, starting from learning individual modules to practicing types A through E myself. I plan to address the reasons for my failure and take the 2nd practical exam. I look forward to your continued support for the 2nd exam preparation as well. :) + I'd like to briefly share some exam information. 1. Type F was presented in the 1st practical exam of '26. 2. Implementing the 100% width mega menu navigation was particularly difficult. I thought I could do it since there is a mega menu with a full background among the Type A options, but it seems a thorough understanding of the position property is necessary. 3. At the testing center where I took the exam, more than half of the candidates were absent (only 5 out of 12 showed up), and more than half of those who did take the exam ended up withdrawing. 4. Analyzing the reasons for my failure, most of the point deductions were because I didn't read the instructions on the question paper properly or misunderstood them. I think it's best to avoid absences or withdrawals if possible, even just to practice reading the question paper. There is a difference between reading the question paper during practice and reading it at the actual testing site.