I went freelance almost 4 years ago and I will never go back to having a boss. Start figuring out how you can do your own earning.

Where?

Get it running on https

Don't call it crapware even though its a semi official term

Are the technical terms on there going to be understood by your audience. Don't use fancy tech jargon to try to impress lay people. "level 5 hexagon lugnut expert" does that impress you? If you don't know it then it's meaningless. You want to talk about the problems your clients face and how you can solve them.

I thought it was gfo to start off with before realising it was find gf

And "a job" haha

This was probably satisfying but not very professional

This is just lead gen tool. They want to get you ordering and will upsell. I have built fake competitions like this before which are cheatable in console. No need for backend because they client just wanted people to order using the code.

Dreamweaver is a convoluted, bloated mess of a program these days. It hasn't been properly updated in over a decade with the same core issues travelling from version to version. However in 2006 it's dreamweaver templates feature was the best out there and it was my primary tool for many years until Wordpress took over. Also despite all the little editors that have superseded it I still haven't found a superior ftp sync tool. For years it was also the best html editor. You could paste word crap into the live view and it would strip out the messy tags and leave you with something usable and not having the tag close until you typed the slash always worked better with my coding style. It did have several decent features caught up inside a buggy pile of rubbish that just kept people coming back. These days I use vscode for basic html jobs.

Once I started regularly working with JavaScript I found switching back and forth a lot simpler. It is more annoying when you don't come into contact with the other style very often because it's visually jarring and really does annoy you. For me it's just like any other stylistic decision now that changes between projects.

I have three. It's the perfect amount. You can pretend your in a cockpit! You do spend a lot of time moving programs between Windows and wondering where the dialog box is because it opened on the far monitor out of your peripheral vision but there are worse problems to deal with :)