Jessica Andzouana

Jessica Andzouana is a Software Engineer based in the San Francisco Bay Area. With over five years of professional experience in front-end development, digital art, and design, she is passionate about emerging technologies such as blockchain and AI. Her background as both a programmer and artist, paired with a highly design-conscious mindset, provides her a fresh perspective and unique skill set to produce creative solutions in her field. She works at Alcacruz as a Software Engineer, and received a dual BS/BA degree from Santa Clara in Computer Science and Studio Art.

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What are some good free resources for learning HTML and web development?
I will tell you my favorite, what I've used to learn HTML—I really like W3Schools.com and I still use it to this day because it's great for reference on HTML elements, attributes, tutorials, everything you need. Codecademy.com is also an interactive website where you can learn to code—they have tons of tutorials from basic HTML and CSS to advanced stuff like React. I enjoyed Codecademy to get started personally. Scrimba.com combines interactivity with videos, so it's great for students—they have free courses that are really good to get started. And YouTube is helpful if you want tutorials on specific HTML topics too—you can easily search there.
How to center a form in HTML?
A form is an element. And for most elements, you can use the CSS property margin and set it to auto to center it. It's easier to send you a code snippet, but you'd have to use CSS to target the Shimelle element to center it. And the way that you do that is through the property margin, which you set to auto.
What's some good advice for someone who is new to programming?
I think one of the best things that you can do to learn programming is to have a project to work towards. It's very motivating when you can see how the things that you're learning are applicable to real-world situations. One of the most basic projects you can do when you're learning, for instance, is a calculator. You can use all of the different things that you've learned in order to create it.

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