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Eseose Cecilia-Roxanne Animhiaga

Eseose Cecilia-Roxanne Animhiaga

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I'm Eseose, Sose for short, a Technical writer sharing and learning in public.

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Position in CSS: Fixed, Relative, Absolute, Static, and Sticky (F.R.A.S.S)

Feb 6, 20237 min read

Understanding the Key Differences and Uses of CSS Positioning Properties · Hey there, developer and designer! Great to have you here. Today, we will...

Position in CSS: Fixed, Relative, Absolute, Static, and Sticky (F.R.A.S.S)

Exploring the <input> element and its functionalities

Jan 15, 20236 min read

Come take a look at the varied functionalities of the very versatile <input> element! · Hi there :). Today, we would learn about or refresh our memories...

Exploring the <input> element and its functionalities

A breakdown of HTML file paths and how to use them

Dec 31, 20226 min read

Understanding the different types of HTML file paths · At an early stage in my software development journey, I picked up building what I like to call...

A breakdown of HTML file paths and how to use them

A beginner's step-by-step guide to building a navigation bar using HTML and CSS

Nov 12, 202211 min read

In this beginner-friendly article, you'll learn how to build a navigation bar(with icons) using only HTML and CSS. Dive in! · Introduction A navigation...

A beginner's step-by-step guide to building a navigation bar using HTML and CSS

How to build a registration form using HTML and CSS in 3 simple steps

Nov 2, 20226 min read

Introduction A form serves to collect data from users. These data include Name, Email address, Phone number, etc. Like a coin, a form has two sides:...

How to build a registration form using HTML and CSS in 3 simple steps

5 Semantic HTML tags and their functions: Give <div> a break!

Oct 25, 20225 min read

Introduction "A house without a solid foundation soon crumbles." This holds true for programming as well. HyperText Markup Language(HTML) is the...

5 Semantic HTML tags and their functions: Give <div> a break!