heey ..i need help ..if anybody can help me in web design tell me to send him what i need help in..and i will be thanks :)

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posted a course project and said several course topics are unclear; correctly asked for specifics. Helpers here can give useful guidance, but only when a problem is broken into small, testable pieces and evidence of work is shown. A practical approach is to split the assignment into tiny deliverables (wireframe, HTML skeleton, CSS layout, responsive tweaks, form behavior), finish one piece, test it in a browser, then request help for the exact failure.

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Post your question.

That is your assignment - not a question.

Be specific. Post what you have started with and describe what you are having trouble with.

No one is going to simply do this for you.

actually i have problem with all topics ofthis course and i thought that i can find the solution in daniweb..anyway thank you for trial to give me help.. :)

Many here are willing to help, but you have to put in the effort to work through the problems. You have to ask about specific things and post your progress as you work through the issues.

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