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Hi, I'm Muhammad 👋 Aspiring frontend developer building my foundation in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript for responsive websites! Follow my journey as i learn, code, and create. #FrontendDevelopment #WebDev #Coding #FrontEnd #journey
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Day 30 of my #30daysofcoding 💻 Finale! Reviewed all CSS: selectors, box model, floats, and more then styled a real page with background colors and layouts. Grateful for the grind! Next: JavaScript? 🎉 #30DaysChallenge #Day30 #CSS #FrontendJourney #code #codingjourney
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Day 29 of my #30daysofcoding 💻 Today I learned CSS layouts with floats! Use float: left; and width(in %, px, etc.) to position elements side-by-side like columns. #30DaysChallenge #Day29 #CSS #FrontendJourney #Coding #FrontEnd #learning #CodingJourney
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Day 28 of my #30daysofcoding 💻 Today I learned the CSS box model—a webpage is just boxes! Every element has content, padding (inside space), border, and margin (outside space). #30DaysChallenge #Day28 #CSS #FrontendJourney #CodingJourney #learning #FrontEnd #Coding
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Day 27 of my #30daysofcoding 💻 Today I learned about the "cascade" in CSS! It's how browsers apply default styles, but we can override them with our own rules. #30DaysChallenge #Day27 #CSS #FrontendJourney #codingjourney #code #Journey
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Day 26 of my #30daysofcoding 💻 Today I learned CSS selectors! Three types: Type selectors (target all elements), descendant selectors (style nested elements), and class selectors (reusable with class). #30DaysChallenge #Day26 #CSS #FrontendJourney #Challenge #CodingJourney
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Day 25 of my #30daysofcoding 💻 Today: Intro to CSS (Cascading Style Sheets)! It adds layout, style, and design to HTML content structure. Linked my first CSS file in <head> and use properties/values like color. #30DaysChallenge #Day25 #CSS #FrontendJourney #codingjourney
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Day 24 of my #30daysofcoding 💻 Today I learned how to create tables with HTML! Use <table>with <tr>(table rows), <td>(data cells), <th>(headers), and <tfoot> (footer)—perfect for tabular data like schedules, not layouts. #30DaysChallenge #Day24 #HTMLTables #FrontendJourney
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Day 23 of my #30daysofcoding 💻 Today i learned form fields for user choices! Three types: <select> with <option> for drop-down, <input type="radio">for single picks, and <input type="checkbox"> for multiple selections. #30DaysChallenge #Day23 #HTMLForms #FrontendJourney
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Day 22 of my #30daysofcoding 💻 Continuation—— I also saw other special input types like telephone, and how to use the <textarea></textarea> element so users can type a longer message instead of just a single-line input. #30DaysChallenge #FrontendJourney #CodingJourney #day22
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Day 21 of my #30daysofcoding 💻 Today I learned about different form inputs. I used the form element with a label and an input type="email" with an id and name, so the browser can validate that the user enters a real email address. #30Days #Day21 #HTMLForms #FrontendJourney
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Day 20 of my #30daysofcoding Just leveled up with HTML forms! Learned how to create interactive forms to collect user input and send it to a server. Basic form structure: <form></form> input fields. #HTML #WebDev #Forms #codingjourney #30dayschallenge #day20 #Journey
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Day 19 of #30daysofcoding 🚀 💻 Dived into HTML <section>! It's like breaking content into chapters, creating structure & semantic meanings. #HTML #WebDev #CodingJourney #FrontEnd #learning #CodingJourney #FrontendJourney #30DaysChallenge
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Day 18 of #30daysofcoding 💻 Learned about comments today- they're like notes to self and that the browser ignores. Use <!- - comment - -> to explain your code. #HTML #CodingJourney #WebDev #day18 #30DaysChallenge #Coding #Challenge #FrontendJourney #learning #FrontEnd
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Day 17 of my #30daysofcoding 💻 Today i learned non-semantic elements: <div> (block-level, for grouping page chunks like sections no meaning, just structure) and <span>(inline, like a neutral version of <strong>or<em>). #30DaysChallenge #Day17 #FrontendJourney #CodingJourney
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Day 16 of my #30daysofcoding 💻 Today i learned the <nav>element for navigation! It holds major blocks of links (like home, about, contact) using <ul></ul> with <li><a href="page.html">Link</a></li>. #Challenge #Day16 #FrontendJourney #Journey #northeast #codingjourney
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Day 15 of my #30daysofcoding 💻 Today wrapping up HTML basics—time to shift to CSS tomorrow! Mastered structure, links, media, lists, and semantics so far. Feeling ready to style it all up. #30DaysChallenge #Day15 #FrontendJourney
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Day 14 of my #30daysofcoding 💻 Today i learned structural elements: they group content and add meaning to pages. Started with <header>and<footer>, then <article>for main content, and <aside> for related but separate sections (like sidebars). #Day14 #FrontendJourney #code
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Day 13 of my #30daysofcoding 💻 Today i tackled special characters in HTML! These are symbols you can't type directly (like quotes, &, ©) use codes like &rsquo; for right single quote, &lsquo; for left single quote, &quot; for double quotes, and &amp; for ampersand. #Day13
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Day 12 of my #30daysofcoding 💻 Today i learned how to make text bold and italic! Use <strong>for bold (or <b>), and <em> for italic (or <i>). <strong> and <em> add meaning (importance/emphasis), while <b> and <i> are just visual. #Day12 #FrontendJourney #code #Challenge
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