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Hi everyone! Hopefully your all skiing holiday went well! 😎 In this post, I will tell you about the book which I picked for this exercise. Because I am interested in web development I picked "Javascript for Modern Web Development: Building a Web Application using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript" from Ranjan, etc. (2020). From the book, I read chapters on CSS and JavaScript.  Why web development? From the first course of web-based coding, I keen on it and somehow it was fun to see in a visual way what is possible to build with code. Therefore, I would love to learn more about CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) and JavaScript, so I thought to read these chapters of this book. So basically CSS is a must-have skill in web development besides HTML.  According to the book, HTML is the content definer and CSS defines content visuality. Briefly, CSS has two main parts: a selector (e.g. <p>) and a declaration block (e.g. { color: blue; font-family: "Arial"}). There are three CSS ...

 Hi,  In this post I will tell you about the ECIP course's project which is mental health app called as Mind yourself. We thought that in these days we are struggling more with our own minds and loneliness. Especially students will run into this kind of problems through the decreased social life.  The point of our app is to help high education institution students in mental health problems all over the country. We wanted app which makes easier for students to get help to their problems. In my opinion, similar apps and services nowadays doesn't offer as quick and efficient help as they should. Mind yourself app provides both of these features.  Of our group I decided to write about usability of this app. As I told above of the post, ease of the mental healthcare app is one main property of our goals. So we have our´s sight set on the effortless usage. Application usage will be seamless between mental health specialists and students. In this case seamless usage means q...