Duru Rowland Chuks

🎉 I’m learning web development full-stack with freeCodeCamp! Today I shared my first HTML insights and what I learned about iframe embeds and semantic structure. 👉 Follow for daily coding tips and beginner-friendly breakdowns! #100DaysOfCode #WebDev

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I'm practicing with the Freecodecamp birthday card workshop. I've used CSS transform, pseudo-elements, and pseudo-classes. This is quite interesting. I look forward to learning and building more...

@Ecospecial23 Hi

Learned today that a CSS pixel is 1/96th of an inch. Something I’ve used for years finally makes sense. Also diving into pseudo-elements vs pseudo-classes — styling structure vs styling state. Web dev keeps rewarding curiosity. #FreeCodeCamp #CSS #WebDe

Completed the “Design” section of Responsive Web Design. Learned that good UI isn’t decoration — it’s decision-making. Infinite scroll, dark mode, shopping carts — everything impacts user behavior. Web dev is deeper than I imagined. #FreeCodeCamp #WebDev #UIDesign

Learned the difference between borders and outlines today. Borders affect layout. Outlines don’t — they’re painted outside the box model. Makes perfect sense why outlines are used for focus states. CSS keeps revealing its logic. #FreeCodeCamp #CSS #WebDe

Practiced CSS pseudo-classes today by styling a to-do list. Realized something important: element selectors style structure pseudo-classes style state. CSS is less about colors now, more about behavior. #FreeCodeCamp #CSS #WebDev

@Jesse_can_code None for now

Which framework are comfortable with?

Just learned the importance of default link styles. Blue, underline, focus outlines — they’re not random. They’re accessibility signals. Also learned that a:link styles unvisited links, not just a. CSS is fun. #FreeCodeCamp #CSS #WebDev

It’s not “CSS is broken” — it’s specificity doing its job. Inline beats internal, IDs beat classes, and order still matters. It was nice to learn about CSS specificity. Real nice. #FreeCodeCamp #CSS #WebDevJourney

Interesting knowledge gained in CSS: min-width and min-height override width and height. Constraints prevail. Learned CSS combinators — especially why sibling selectors matter when child selectors can’t do the job. CSS is deeper than it looks. #CSS #WebDev #LearningInPublic

@VadimStrizheus Has to be building

As a founder, what’s more difficult? 1. Building 2. Marketing

@ArbaaSaddam Same here...

I am looking to #Connect with people who are interested in: Coding Web Development App Development Blockchain Front End Back end React/Nextjs Javascript/Typescript Tailwind CSS UI/UX Open Source Software Development #letsconnect #buildinpublic #java #development

Moved into CSS on today. The idea of separation of concerns reappears — HTML n structure, CSS n presentation, JS n behavior. Also learned why the meta viewport is essential for responsive and accessible design. Foundations still matter. #WebDev #CSS #LearningInPublic

What is that tech skill you earnestly wanna be good at?

Started learning CSS today. The main purpose of CSS is to separate content from presentation in a web page. That is, it makes it possible for the content to look far better than it possibly can by itself. #WebDev #LearningInPublic #Growth

Completed the final HTML labs on FreeCodeCamp — building a multimedia player using the track element for accessibility. It’s amazing how fun building becomes when the concepts finally click. Web dev's cool. #HTML #Accessibility #LearningInPublic

Software development helps you gain the attributes of a builder, and we all need those attributes as we build our lives and future. #WebDevelopment

Learning continues Yesterday I learned about alt text, meaningful link text, and the difference between captions and subtitles. Today I built an accessible checkout page, applying forms, input attributes, and aria-describedby. Slow, steady progress. #LearningInPublic #html