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    Veri + - a simple HTML5 web page

    January 25, 2016

    My first touch with HTML5 and CSS3 was when I builded my health tracking web page, Veri+ (Blood+). Its basic function was to add your own blood pressure and sugar values through a basic HTML5 form. The page also gives the user the reference values for a good blood pres...

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    Santa's Big Dilemma - Story-driven Christmas game

    November 28, 2016

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