It depends on what kinds of template you mean, and what is your career path. If you mean a templating engine, like the ones offered in ASP.NET, Django and so on, or you mean a complete website (as in a Wix template).
If you plan on becoming a web developer, you should probably focus on building the website yourself, as it will give you experience and some hands on, and you will have something to put on your portfolio. If you just needs a website to promote a business, you can use whatever template you feel like.
"and you will have something to put on your portfolio."
Actually, I asked that because I'm creating the version 2.0 of my portfolio (man, don't know how I could present such silly projects haha), thanks for the advice
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It depends on what kinds of template you mean, and what is your career path. If you mean a templating engine, like the ones offered in ASP.NET, Django and so on, or you mean a complete website (as in a Wix template).
If you plan on becoming a web developer, you should probably focus on building the website yourself, as it will give you experience and some hands on, and you will have something to put on your portfolio. If you just needs a website to promote a business, you can use whatever template you feel like.
Actually, I asked that because I'm creating the version 2.0 of my portfolio (man, don't know how I could present such silly projects haha), thanks for the advice