Wow, 39.9% of respondents mark themselves as "Expert" at CSS. I've been doing front-end in various guises for 12 years and I would only rank myself maybe 5 or 6 out of 10.
As I've gotten more experienced in my career I've become more aware of what I don't know as opposed to what I do know.
It's funny that "Advanced" is mastering animations and transitions whereas "Expert" is being able to develop a full-front end consistently. I know many people that can build a front end, myself included but are nowhere near mastering anything, especially animations and css transitions.
I write this in jest of course. As we all know, self-assessment is about as reliable as...
As I've gotten more experienced in my career I've become more aware of what I don't know as opposed to what I do know.
It's funny that "Advanced" is mastering animations and transitions whereas "Expert" is being able to develop a full-front end consistently. I know many people that can build a front end, myself included but are nowhere near mastering anything, especially animations and css transitions.
I write this in jest of course. As we all know, self-assessment is about as reliable as...