Variety of questions about web development

[r1vals]

Hey guys,

I am an experienced graphic designer (7+ years of graphic design) and my goal is to become a very good web developer in the future. A lot of jobs nowadays pay quite high for web developers that know all the website languages, and that are experienced within the graphic design field.

I've been learning HTML, CSS & JavaScript for over a whole year now (still not mastered) but getting there. I was wondering what other languages I need to know? So far I know that I need to master these in order to become a good web developer:

- HTML
- CSS
- JS
- PHP

Anything else? I've heard about jQuery but a lot of people say that jQuery is basically worthless now and barely any websites use it.

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My second question is how much do websites sell for?

Let's say I made a good colourful website with amazing animations so fades, zoom ins, etc etc, and the languages included were html, css, javascript & php. Those type of websites apparently end up costing thousands. Is there a specific figure?

Obviously nobody will be able to tell me the exact answers to my questions, but if somebody could help out a little bit, that'd mean a lot.

Cheers!

[lSernalokl]

I've been working as Frontend Developer for 2 months right now (I know that's not much).

I would recommend you to study some frameworks like Bootstrap(I hate it), JQUERY(It's not that hard), learn a few CSS pre-processors (I use Sass or Less it depends on the project) and Gulp & Webpack (Those are task-runners they are great).

About the second question... I don't know how the pricing works since I make full responsive websites that are identical to the design for my company.

[JustEs]

jQuery long time to throw in the trash.
Learn React + Redux, or VUE or AngularJS

If you select ReactJS, then it will also be useful for you to be able to work with many different packages, for example Webpack or NeutrinoJs

[power_dice]

Designers usualy likes *********. It is simple, has a lot of nice built-in features and a lot of documentations. but i agree with @JustEs about React. But it is a little harder to learn. If you still interested, take a look at the MERN stack. It is very popular and you'll find a lot of tutorial on the web.

Good coding