data.js

export const articles = [
  {
    image: "/images/blog1.png",
    date: "April 10, 2025",
    title: "Finding My Focus in Frontend",
    preview: `like a creativeI used to struggle with consistency in learning frontend, but discovering Scrimba was a game-changer. The interactive format made learning feel less like a chore and more  adventure,`,
  }
  ,
  {
    image: "/images/blog2.png",
    date: "April 12, 2025",
    title: "How I Finally Built a Routine",
    preview: `Discipline has always been my biggest challenge. But with Scrimba’s project-based path, I started waking up excited to code. Seeing my progress through actual projects, not just theory, helped me build a routine I never thought I could stick to.`,
  }
  ,
  {
    image: "/images/blog3.png",
    date: "April 14, 2025",
    title: "From Copy-Paste to Confidence",
    preview: `In the beginning, I relied a lot on copying code without fully understanding it. But Scrimba’s challenges pushed me to pause, think, and break down each problem. Slowly, I started writing more from memory—and with confidence.`,
  }
  ,
  {
    image: "/images/blog4.png",
    date: "April 16, 2025",
    title: "When Everything Finally Clicked",
    preview: `I'll never forget the moment I built my first responsive layout from scratch. It wasn’t perfect, but it worked—and I understood *why* it worked. That moment was a turning point where I realized I could actually do this.`,
  }
  ,
  {
    image: "/images/blog5.png",
    date: "April 18, 2025",
    title: "Imposter Syndrome vs. Progress",
    preview: `Even as I improved, I constantly felt like I wasn’t good enough. But looking back at my earlier projects, I could see just how far I'd come. That gave me the push to keep going—even when self-doubt crept in.`,
  }
  ,
  {
    image: "/images/blog6.png",
    date: "April 20, 2025",
    title: "Why I’m Not Giving Up This Time",
    preview: `This isn’t my first time trying to learn web development—but it’s the first time I’ve stuck with it this long. Thanks to Scrimba’s support, real projects, and a sense of community, I finally feel like I belong in tech.`,
  }
]