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  1. I'm a big fan of making sure my code validates. That's the best way I've found to ensure it runs as intended across the most platforms possible. Also like to make sure there are no errors in the console when the page loads.
  2. I'm a programmer and try to be creative, but struggle with artwork. I'm currently working on a portfolio site where I plan to merge two older website projects and use it when I go applying for a programming job. My real interest is game development using C# with Unity 3d though, I've been using it for 3+ years, and working on mobile games for more than a year. I also really like javascript a lot, and made an html5 game using javascript, which was fun. I also enjoy php with mysql, not so much php, but I had to take a db class in school and learned all about db normalization which helps design db's easily. One of my old projects was an attempt to cram a bunch of javascript into a page to show a knowledge of dynamic html, but it got a little crazy.... Link Removed I plan to incorporate that menu system into my new project with my resume information, but with a much cleaner structure as I've started at the same url plus /projects dot html I even today made a javascript gallery that seems to work well enough. So I figured I need to join a web design community to brush up on my web stuff and hope to answer questions in the programming area.

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