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This document summarizes Natalie Kee's experience in a web design class. It discusses several key things Natalie learned, including the basic architecture of websites using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Natalie discusses things that still elude her, like CSS, and things she enjoyed that others did, such as projects by fellow students. Natalie also discusses resources she found helpful, like the Web Inspector tool, and what she will take from the class into the summer/fall, like a new appreciation for web design skills and a plan to read a CSS book.
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- 1. My Experience By Natalie Kee May 15, 2012
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