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"I found the Front-End Developer Capstone course to be a comprehensive and engaging experience. The course provided a well-structured approach to front-end development, covering essential topics with practical examples. The hands-on projects were particularly beneficial, allowing me to apply what I learned in a real-world context. The instructor's explanations were clear and insightful, making complex concepts easier to grasp. Overall, I feel more confident in my front-end development skills and am grateful for the opportunity to complete this capstone."

It was challenging course. I gained a lot of knowledge for frontend development and UX/UI design skillset. I scored star 4 because the explanation or introduction wasn't very clear for beginners and API to fetch from database is not accessible anymore, which means some parts need to be updated.

The API needed for project is not working, Meta should be checking the courses regulary

A great course to learn all the techniques and skills of a front-end web developer.

Helped me on my journey to become a front end developer

Really amazing to learn and revise the concept

It's a great course for beginners!

It's too complex.

There is a problem in the chaining of courses such the UI/UX and The control version and the interview lesson.the UI/UX MUST HAVE BEEN RİGHT AFTER CSS and HTML or the best must have been before any html and css to make people understand the design mindset then with that design mindset it would have been better to undertsand css and html and especially css which is a real pain and so distaracting and not easy to perceive so knowing ui with figma and also use it thru css and html course would have been better .and it would have been better if this certificate had two capstone projects one after UI/UX AND ADVANCED HTML AND CSS just to engrave the concept of designing and styling and then entering in javascript and react . and two lessons for react is not enough it must have been another lesson wih four projects in it concentrating on the on pratical side by projecting the student to real life projects where he can see his weak points and can digest more the concept of react and in the end another capstone that have all inside it and instead of peer to peer it must have been real teachers making their remarks and evaluating the projects .so ectra two lessons and reordering the courses may have been a better experience but in genral it is a good begining

The explanations were really bad partially. You should implement sth. for instance and in the review you asked yourself if you clicked on the wrong self review, because assignments and review questions were so different. What I liked about it, was, that it dealed with almost everything that seems to matter.

it was comprehensive and detailed project however I was disappointed to see the solution to the capstone, it only showed how the UX/UI design works but no background coding that could help us to learn more about data fetching when a function is involved and how the useReducer hooks works. very disappointing

It was fun to develop a web app for a little lemon restaurant. I gained many new skills and troubleshooted many issues myself. however, a lot of reading resources make this course very long, and the API needs to be fixed, which frustrates the learner.

It's a good and challenging course, but there are some technical problems that aren't negligible, which, in my case, led me to develop innovative solutions that greatly contributed to my learning.

provided fake-api did not work, very few instructions and misleading exercises

Nice but needs to be more improved.

The course (at the moment where I did it) was the only in the series that seemed unfinished.

I would give 0 stars if I could. Doing the coding to make the website is a good way to learn and improve your react - no thanks to the course. The piecemeal way they give out the assignment makes it hard to make a cohesive plan or organization for the development. Not to mention that there are vital files that are simply missing. For example, there's a file you're supposed to use to simulate an API connection, and it's no longer available at the link listed. There are months and months of posts in the forum asking for help because they can't get the file, and the instructors obviously do not care. If you haven't started the Meta Front-End Developer Course yet, DON'T. There are much better free react courses out there, and if you really want to get good at it, you'll still need one after you finish this.

Material was disjointed. Project referred to use files in the final project that did not exist. It is better to try to learn the material on your own.

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