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Richnero99:
So because you want to advertise that you build websites, you are now capping anyhow on someone else's post? Na wa o.

Just from your English I can tell you know nothing and no one asked you so just leave it like that

Dishboss:
cow leave here

Ugbeho

Dishboss:
u no sabi anything so rest.

Nah your mama nor sabi anything ozwor

Continue to dey find you 1000 daily traffic website

O boy carry this your Facebook news go sit down abeg

For someone to have a website that has 1000 daily traffic it means the person is using it for business and the user has content that people are coming on there to get, websites are not social media accounts bro even if you can get a magician to get it for you I don't think you will see anybody who will sell it to you for less that a million it would be best you find someone who can build a website and get your own content that will get traffic

By the way if you need a website built mreseosa.com is my website
Cheers

Arobake:
Nice article. Lovely website.
Thank you more especially for the article on the Fullstack web developer roadmap.

Let us talk soon please, as because of having my finger in more pies than is good for me at this (old) stage of my life, I might have some jobs to subcontract to you, (if your price is right).

Stay well.x

No problem you can reach me via whatsapp 0 9 155276978

Someone can not make a joke again without you overthinking it, no wahala it means you need to get a new girlfriend mxxxxwwww

melanch:
The loading time is long and the background color and font theme make it hard to read through.

Probably your internet is slow

jUeLiZ:
How is that possible

It's what the article explains

It honestly annoys me the amount of web developers out there working for free

https://www.mreseosa.com/en/blog/stop-working-for-free

chim14:
My very first commercial software I ever built was bought & paid for. I have never built or coded anything for a business for free till date.

I actually got referred by a colleague of mine who knew then, I programmed for fun (Non-commercial), cuz den if I build stuff, I show my colleagues, so they were aware dat dis dude na programmer. When opportunity came he called and said, "...are u still doing those ur programming stuff....abeg come, business dey".

Alright But you were lucky enough to be in such environment, not everybody is that blessed

The way I see it is when starting out you can build one or two for them for referrals and you start searching for real clients but after that working for free is a huge red flag

It honestly annoys me the amount of web developers out there working for free

https://www.mreseosa.com/en/blog/stop-working-for-free

preciouswoman66:
For some kind place na IT students dey pay company

I am not looking for a place that il be making money ooh, because I am already a freelancer building websites for people if I am being honest I'm looking for something that won't stress me while I work on my own stuff

A friend of mine recommended NPDC but I know say that one nah connection and my papa nor be Dangote

preciouswoman66:
Nice write up

Nigerian web devs dey try oo. Building web app wey more than 5 devs in the Western world dey work on to make it deliver service with little downtime. Yet, with the many devs bugs still dey occur

I wonder why you're sad you keep coming across bugs in the project. It's just only you and you went to an unfamiliar area.

I recently took a paid Scala project issue I'm trying to resolve. Me that had very little experience in Scala but I see it as been curious and it will pays my bill in the end.

I've come across lots of bugs trying to resolve the issue and might still come across more but I'm not bothered

If I even see project that requires COBOL I'll take it as long I'll get paid and it's interesting moving through unfamiliar area in tech

Thanks bro,
As for the project I learnt something new but I didn't take it because I was motivated the guy that wanted the project genuinely didn't know what he wanted,he didn't even have a business name so it was obvious this won't go anywhere and as for taking up a project out of curiosity I feel it works when you have been in the industry for a while, personally I haven't been building websites for up a year.

tensazangetsu20:
Your website is beautiful.

Thanks

So my school has resumed and I am just getting into 300, my second semester is going to be my IT, so it only makes sense I start searching right away, so please nairalander share your story here to aid me figure out the way forward. And this post isn't limited to CS students

Thanks in advance

First of all I want to clarify that I did not stop accepting every single project but I personally have become more selective in accepting projects as a web developer and here is why

https://www.mreseosa.com/en/blog/selective-with-projects

First of all I want to clarify that I did not stop accepting every single project but I personally have become more selective in accepting projects as a web developer and here is why

https://www.mreseosa.com/en/blog/selective-with-projects

I recently got the opportunity to visit the benin national museum, and now I cam boldly say there isn't anyone who won't learn something new about about the benin culture
https://www.mreseosa.com/en/blog/benin-national-museum

Slimdan360:
I just created my first website and I need as much criticism as possible so I can get better. The website is actually a portfolio website created with HTML, css and JavaScript.

https://d1-portfolio.vercel .app/

Please remove the space after vercel and dot app. Waiting for your reply. Thanks

Alright then, the hamburger menu when active should pop out from the rest of the content on your page, it just looks like the text is colliding with the menu. You can go about this in 3 ways the most popular is to make the menu the full height and width of the viewport so when the menu slides in it looks as though it's a completely new page, the second option is to have a div with a color of black and opacity of 50% that activates when the menu is active then the div will be higher than the content of the page but not the menu, this is called an overlay and you can do that with z-index but I normally wouldn't advise this unless you're already pretty good and know how to use css properly to avoid unwanted styling issues and the last and the simplest is to give the menu a shadow and a different color from that of the page

The there is the highlighting with a different color, you don't really want to do this as it distracts the reader and in most cases confuses them you want to do this for important text to learn how to properly use colours I would advise that you check out "Realtime colours" and see how they use the primary colour on their website

Your icons that are within divs aren't centered properly in those divs the trick I like to use is to create a div put the icon within it, add border and border radius then just add padding so no need for much styling

Then the publications section I would advise that you have a separate blog.html page that links to different blogs because I'm finding myself scrolling through 6 different blogs before getting to the contact me section normally I should just see a list of 3 of your most recent blog post the there well be a see more button i say this because at some point you will have more than 20 articles and nobody will stick around to scroll forever

Then the padding is too much bro on larger screens it's manageable but on small screens it's just not acceptable, padding: 20px 5px; never hurt anybody

And lastly, Baba add some animations you're using css add those transitions. There is something about subtle animations that just make the website alot more professional and slick

But it's a nice one it looks mature and by far better than alot of portfolio's I have seen on here, cheers bro

dawnomike:
You have to go through one of the benin chiefs who will lead you to the official chief who is the tour guard[sup][/sup]

Omor, what if I don't know any benin chief?

I am going to be in benin for a month plus and I want to visit the obas palace before I leave, does anyone know how I would go about it?

I am a nextjs web developer, 0 9 1 5 5 2 7 6 9 7 8 that's my whatsapp

Have you always wanted to build your own website from start to finish?
Or have you been watching tutorials upon tutorials with nothing to show for it,
from my experience as a fullstack web developer i can say what you need is a full stack web development roadmap.

Essentially this is a guide to show outline the steps between where you are right now and the all the knowledge required to become a fullstack web dev

My name is Eseosa and in this article I am giving you a free guide to create your own roadmap

https://www.mreseosa.com/en/blog/fullstack-roadmap

Have you always wanted to build your own website from start to finish?
Or have you been watching tutorials upon tutorials with nothing to show for it,
from my experience as a fullstack web developer i can say what you need is a full stack web development roadmap.

Essentially this is a guide to show outline the steps between where you are right now and the all the knowledge required to become a fullstack web dev

My name is Eseosa and in this article I am giving you a free guide to create your own roadmap

https://www.mreseosa.com/en/blog/fullstack-roadmap

ovanda:
This is just beautiful!! Bro let's connect, please.

Thank you very much, my whatsapp is 0 9 1 5 5 2 7 6 9 7 8

Jivi:
Regular Workers

Then it's pretty accurate but to you'll get the best answers on glassdoor

Depends on what you are asking, is it for freelancers in nigeria or regular workers

ElMekuz:
You've done a great job, I must say
I'm working on mine too. I'm using Django to build a blog app.

Thank you very much bro, I would like to check it out when it's done

Karleb:
I honestly consider portfolio website a waste.

Nobody will ask you for that, better to build other stuffs.

But it's still cool tho. Weldone.

I actually built it to challenge myself so when I look back at how much I learnt it's really worth it, but I get where you're coming from because people really care about your projects, thank you

Livingfaithhh:
Welldone bro. Please, how did you design this. I want to learn...thanks.

Well the code is on my github bro, but as for the design it's all thanks to nairalanders that sent me their portfolio for me to check out for inspiration