Learn the basics - learn how to do HTML in index.html on your local drive and open in it in the bowser, proceed with adding CSS. Learn about html semantic tags and how to use them together with just simple CSS to produce beautiful layouts. Proceed by learning about FTP and buy/find free FTP hosting to upload your index.html and css files with a simple FTP Client like FileZilla. Congratulations - you have made a website for the Internet at that point, in the way that God intended, that was your first objective. From there on - learn about responsive and adaptive layouts with more complex CSS, make sure to master native CSS grid and flexbox. At this point you are not a FE developer yet, because you have to start programming with JavaScript and things get progressively harder. A lot of people jump straight to this step and do their best with HTML and CSS as they progress but that's obviously harder and means to skip the foundations.
If you are still following - start learning JavaScript, make sure you can write simple scripts and small applications with just JS,HTML and CSS. Maybe spend very little time on jQuery just to check what it is and how it is (mostly was) used.
I can give you more advice but at the time you get to this point you will be able to see your own perspective on to what to do next, probably learn frameworks like React, Angular and Svelte.
Maybe it sounds like a lot, but a dedicated person who can read English and learns quickly can find a job in the first year after starting with these technologies from scratch.
