I am 34, single, and learning front end web development , am I on the right path?,

I am currently a prototype developer in bps industry with 6Lpa I have always been interested in visual work. I fear that i wont be able to support my family if I change my career track now.. Please advice what to do?

hrterminator

2mo

currently not working

what specific front-end skills are you currently focusing on, and what are your long-term goals in web development ?

gemsbond

2mo

works at

Accenture

Think about what truly excites you about front-end development. Is it the design aspect, the coding, or the problem-solving?

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importantscorpion

2mo

works at

Info Edge

Would advice you to focus on potential freelance gigs or part-time jobs to supplement your income.

intenseparrot

2mo

An Assistant Manager

Hi, I understand your problem just focus on the basics first HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Then, pick a framework like React or Vue.js to specialize in. Don't get overwhelmed by the endless options, just start with one and build your skills gradually.

swagpumpkin

2mo

An Ops Executive

If you love visual work, transitioning to frontend development is worth it👍

heartyswordfish

2mo

works at

TCS

Have you thought about freelancing while learning? It could help you test the waters and support your family during the transition. What do you think?

spardan

1mo

works at

PepsiCo

I totally fell you and would like to help with what ever I can. Do you have Experience in content management? SharePoint? If so try jobs in Knowledge Management. If you are interested and have these skill set. Reach out to me on Reddit. Redspardan is my id.

dadiji

1mo

works at

Accenture

34 is not too late to change your career, especially if you’re passionate about visual work. Front-end development has a lot of opportunities...

a sales executive

1mo

Why not aim for a promotion or managerial role in your current field instead of starting over?

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whatsonn

1mo

A Consultant