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Steven Stroud

@StroudyUnited Kingdom11,910 points

🥇Hi, I'm Steven Stroud from Swindon. I've been passionate about coding and learning for the past five months. My goal is to complete most, if not all, Frontend Mentor challenges to sharpen my skills and grow as a front-end developer. Looking forward to connecting with fellow enthusiasts!💻

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I'm currently focused on strengthening my HTML and CSS skills, building on a solid foundation. I'm also learning BEM and SCSS to improve my code organization and efficiency. My true challenge lies in mastering JavaScript due to its complexity, but I'm determined to enhance my front-end capabilities.

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