I understand the struggle and agree with most of the posters here. Just take the time to learn CSS. Javascript, HTML, and CSS can't be avoided if you want a web

I understand the struggle and agree with most of the posters here. Just take the time to learn CSS. Javascript, HTML, and CSS can't be avoided if you want a web project. You get infinite choices on the server (choosing Javascript might seem like a good idea, but its probably going to be the one decision holding you back the most. Ruby (Rails) PHP (Laravel) or Python (Django) would actually probably speed up your development even though you need to learn a new language to use them) but when it comes to the browser its though 3 technologies. Since you chose React, Material-UI is a great solution but Bootstrap works wonders too. These are CSS frameworks that give you lots of working widgets out of the box that you can just tweak. Number one best piece of advice for noobie CSS development is to BE EXPLICIT. Write 1,000 more lines of CSS then you have to because you are not trying to be clever and use the cascading nature of css to its full advantage. Instead take every HTML component on your page and give it its own class like "p-tag-45" and then write the css for just that component. It will take you longer, but things will behave the way you want them to. And as you advance your knowledge you can start refactoring it with smarter css where smarter means your web page looks and behaves exactly the same with 200 lines of css instead of 600 lines of css. Good luck! Most people fail to ship their project. Just get it done and ship it and you are already head above water.