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7 hours ago

Did you know 53% of people leave a website if it takes more than 3 seconds to load? A slow site = lost customers. That’s why I build lightweight, fast UIs with React + Tailwind.

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Most small businesses don’t lose customers because of bad products. They lose them because their website is nonexistent, slow, clunky or not mobile friendly. I help fix that clean, fast, responsive sites that actually converts to increased visibility and outreach

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2 days ago

Been tweaking this dashboard UI for a while finally happy with how the dark mode looks. React + Tailwind made the setup way smoother than I expected. Still a few bugs to squash, but progress feels good.

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3 days ago

Your website isn’t just an online brochure it’s the first impression customers get of your business. If it’s slow or confusing, they leave. I build sites that are fast, clean, and easy to navigate.

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3 days ago

I’m really curious if you’re running a startup or small business, what’s the biggest frustration you’ve had with your website?

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4 days ago

One mistake I see a lot of startups make: launching a site that looks good but takes a lot of time to load. Users won’t wait. I build sites with React + Next.js that load fast and convert. DM if you want help with speed and exposure

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6 days ago

Every extra second your site takes to load = more users bounce. That’s why as a developer I focus on building fast, optimized sites with React + Next.js. Speed isn’t just code, it’s conversions.

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6 days ago

Most startup sites look good but don’t convert. A clean UI + clear messaging makes all the difference. I build websites that aren’t just pretty they help you get customers.

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7 days ago

Your website is your 24/7 salesperson. If it’s slow or not mobile friendly, you’re losing customers. I help startups build fast, modern sites with React, Next js & Tailwind CSS. 📂 My portfolio: markoportfolio.vercel.app

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2 months ago

What is HTML? HTML means HyperText Markup Language. It’s the basic structure of every website. Think of it like blocks used to build a house. 🏠 Without HTML, a website can’t stand.

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2 months ago

Front-end development can feel really overwhelming at first. Too many new terms. Too many tools. Too much happening at once. Over the next few weeks, I’ll be breaking it all down step by step to make it easier for anyone to understand, Day 1 is already up and may more to follow.

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2 months ago

Meet the <div> tag The <div> tag is one of the most used elements in HTML. It doesn’t have meaning on its own, but it’s super useful for grouping content and organizing your layout. Think of it as a container box. 📦

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2 months ago

Here’s how to create your first website? Here’s how to build your first HTML file in less than 5 minutes. No experience needed. Just follow this step by step.

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2 months ago

Let’s talk about Headings in HTML 👇 Headings help you organize your content. They make your text easier to read and understand. In HTML, there are 6 heading levels: <h1> to <h6>

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2 months ago

Today we will talk about Paragraphs in HTML 👇 Paragraphs help you break your content into readable chunks. In HTML, you use the <p> tag to write a paragraph. It’s that simple!

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2 months ago

Want to connect the web like a pro? Let’s talk about LINKS Links make the internet work well and click. In this short thread, I’ll show you how to create them in HTML 👇

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2 months ago

ired of boring pages? Let’s add some IMAGES 🖼️ Images make your website pop! Today, I’ll show you how to add them in HTML

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2 months ago

Time to get ORGANIZED ✅ Let’s talk about Lists in HTML Lists make your content neat and easy to follow. In HTML, we have two main types. Let’s break them down