David N Moyo
Front-end Developer
Self-motivated developer, who is willing to learn and create outstanding UI applications.
Experiences
Jan 2019 - current
Full-stack developer
Working as the head developer, managing all active and proposed projects.
Jan 2017 - Jun 2021
Web developer
Working as the head developer, managing all active and proposed projects. Maintaining and updating all company online activity.
Jan 2015 - Dec 2018
IT/ICT officer
Working in the IT department, carrying out systems and network administration. Handling all IT related queries.
Hobbies
Chess
A game of the mind, keeps you at your feet.
Video Gaming
Keep your fingers active and have a thrilling experience.
Nature walk
A walk in the park, enjoying the beauty of nature.
Front-end
Design
Projects (3)
#HTML #CSS #Responsive
Checkout
In this project, I work with HTML and CSS to create a responsive page. The design is inspired by devchallenge.io. This is an e-store checkout page holds products up for purchase and details form.
#HTML #CSS #Responsive
Recipe page
In this project, I work with HTML and CSS to create a responsive page. The design is inspired by devchallenge.io. This is an example of a recipe page with custom checkboxes, time and details.
#HTML #CSS #Responsive
DavN homepage
In this project, I work with HTML and CSS to create a responsive page. The design is inspired by devchallenge.io. A full landing page sample.
Blogs (1)
Blog
How to organize your CSS
Having a little trouble keeping CSS organized. Well, CSS
has an inherent organization method right in its name:
The Cascade. Whatever you write first will impact everything
that comes after it; and it can all be overridden where
needed. That, is predicated on the idea that
you’re building a small, static HTML site in the 90s.
Don’t get me wrong. The Cascade is as important as ever,
and still incredibly powerful...
