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Making a horizontal scrollbar with JQuery

Some pointers for better SEO with Rails

Notes on the Le Wagon Active Record Basics Models challenge

Notes on the Le Wagon Parsing Numbers and Letters exercise

Notes on the Le Wagon Regular Expressions A Translation Story exercise

Notes on the Le Wagon Regular Expressions Provider Grouping exercise

Notes on Le Wagon Regular Expressions Anagrams exercise

Notes on the Le Wagon Hash & Symbols Roman to Integer exercise

Notes on the Le Wagon Iteratros & Blocks Storing Blocks in Procs exercise

Notes on the Le Wagon Hash & Symbols Array to Hash exercise

Notes on the Le Wagon Iterators & BLocks Louchebem exercise

Notes on the Le Wagon Iteratros & Blocks Splitter exercise

Notes on the Le Wagon Iteratros & Blocks About Blocks exercise

Notes on the Le Wagon Hash & Symbols Burger Hash exercise

A Paralax effect is an interesting but effective way of displaying content and is quite easy to achieve.

An overlay seems like it would be something difficult to achieve however, it is actually relatively simple and it can be done with just CSS.

Flexbox is a very powerful tool and it is one that can be used to create layouts as well as responsive navigation bars.

One of the key components on my site is the responsive navigation bar. Initially, I had attempted to create this using floats however, I quickly realised that this was not an effective way of constructing this element.

Websites need to look good across a multitude of screens and therefore it is essential that a site is responsive so that a user's experience is not affected by their choice of screen size.

A problem which faces many young people is the path they choose to take after leaving school.