Web development can be done on many levels (e.g. just frontend or backend or styling/layout) with different technologies (libraries such as React, frameworks su

Web development can be done on many levels (e.g. just frontend or backend or styling/layout) with different technologies (libraries such as React, frameworks such as Angular, ...). So the first problem is to learn what to learn. When I was trying to teach my gf to code (she is also non-engineer) it was actually pretty overwhelming for me, because I needed first to give her a lot of what-is-what knowledge. E.g. how internet roughly works, what is server, what is client, what is db, etc. At the end I bought some Udemy full-stack web development course for ~ $9.99, they are always on some kind of sale. That worked pretty well (although she didn't get very far, I have to push her again :D), because they explained everything from scratch so you can acquire that initial what-is-what understanding. So I would advise you to first acquire that general kind of knowledge, understand the basic parts of web (development) and then dive into the specific technologies - you will have much better context of what are you doing and how it fits in the bigger picture. I believe any course with a decent amount of stars/reviews would do well. Feel free to ask more here. Hope this helps!