Basically I've started a project from scratch, and I'm kinda stumbling on what to do first or if I should be making multiple things at the same time. This is the order in which I do things:
Design the database where I'll store my data, obviously this is one of the most important steps because how the data will be organized is one of the most important things, because you will be reaching for that data all the time. So I started with the migrations.
Create the relationships between the models.
Creating factories and seeding data (faker package) to make sure all relationships work as expected, including the foreign keys.
Create the controllers in the order the user access to the website, lets say first I create the HomeController and it's views (with basic css to make sure it shows well), and start from there. If a user can access a Category from the home page, create https://omegle.onl/ https://xender.vip/ the CategoryController and its views/components, and expand to all the website from there.
Refactor everything to prevent code duplications, use of traits, create middleware, authentication.
Make a design of the website and think about how I want it to look like, and starting working with the styling.
And there comes my problem, I can't get a page to look great, some flex classes not working, color palette and design looking like a school project, it feels like a 2000 website.
Should I start styling the same time I'm creating the views? Should I use a external program/platform to design the views and then translate it into css?
Deep inside I feel like a back-end developer who can't design a view without looking disfigured. Am I alone in this feeling, is it normal?
