I just completed another project in my web development journey: PriceReport NG 🇳🇬
A platform designed to help users report, view and compare product prices.
Still a work in progress, but I'm learning by building. 🚀
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Web development will test your patience
A practical demonstration of if everything is working smoothly without any break, be suspicious. #connect#techies#Frontend
Last month, I made the Decision to start coding
And all I can say is that it has being a wonderful journey and I’m on my way to becoming a full stack developer.
Wish me well on my journey.
Happy new month everyone
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The biggest lesson from this week?
Building an e-commerce website taught me that front-end development is all about the details.
Spacing, alignment, Flexbox, image paths, and debugging small UI issues took more time than writing the code itself.
#HTML#CSS#WebDevelopment
@GlobacomNigeria@glonigeria you’ve got to explain to me how 450mb is equivalent to 88 naira even 100 data that I borrowed from you, since you said you want to include theft to your profession
Today, my team reviewed each other’s code, and one thing became clear: the same problem can have multiple solutions.
Seeing different approaches challenged how I think and reminded me that feedback is one of the fastest ways to grow.
#100DaysOfCode#BuildInPublic#CodeReview
Spent today wrestling with a CSS Flexbox layout that looked simple but definitely wasn’t. 😅
Today’s lesson:
• display: flex
• justify-content vs align-items
• Nested Flexbox layouts
• Responsive stacking with media queries
#CSS#Flexbox#Frontend#100DaysOfCode
Day 3 of my front-end journey.
Today was all about debugging.
An image refused to display, styles weren’t behaving, and layout issues kept showing up. Turns out, the biggest lessons often come from the smallest mistakes.
Every bug I fix makes me a better developer.
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Today’s lesson: understanding why code works is more valuable than just making it work.
I spent more time learning HTML & CSS fundamentals, fixing layout issues, asking questions, and embracing the process instead of looking for shortcuts.