Web Design Basics: From Prototyping to SEO Optimization

Creating a Bird Animation (Bottom to Top)

Steps:

  1. Design the bird figure.
  2. Duplicate the figure, create a component, and add a variant.
  3. Delete the existing birds and import them from assets.
  4. Create a prototype that links the bird to the desired page.
  5. Set the prototype interaction to: After Delay, Navigate to, Smart Animate, Ease Out 3000ms.

Creating Animated Option Lines

Steps:

  1. Create the lines using frame selection.
  2. Select the entire bar and create a prototype.
  3. Create a rectangle frame and add text.
  4. Click on
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Why Chick-fil-A is the Best Choice for Your Next Fast Food Fix

The Hungover Dilemma: A Quest for the Perfect Fast Food

You wake up on a Saturday morning, the remnants of a fun Friday night with friends leaving you feeling a little worse for wear. Your stomach growls, demanding a satisfying meal, but a quick wallet check reveals the unfortunate truth – you’re broke. With only $10 to your name until payday, the search for the perfect fast food begins.

Navigating the Fast Food Minefield

The options seem endless, but your criteria are clear:

  • No rude employees (a
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Securities Law: A Comprehensive Guide to Regulations and Enforcement

Introduction

Securities law governs the issuance, sale, and trading of securities, such as stocks, bonds, and mutual funds. It is designed to protect investors from fraud and abuse, and to ensure that the markets are fair and efficient.

Key Principles of Securities Law

The key principles of securities law include:

  • Disclosure: Issuers of securities must disclose all material information about their company to investors.
  • Fair Dealing: All participants in the securities markets must act fairly and honestly.
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English Verb Tenses Cheat Sheet: A Comprehensive Guide

TENSE

FORM

USE

SIGNAL WORDS

PRESENT

SIMPLE

A: I / You / We / They eat

He / She / It eats

N: I / You / We / They don’t eat
He / She / It doesn’t eat

Q: Do
I / You / We / They eat?


Does He / She / It eat?

  • For routine actions: I see my grandparents twice a week.
  • With facts or general truths: Water boils at 100 Cº
  • With permanent situations: I work as a waiter in a restaurant
  • Future actions with train, plane schedules, etc. My train leaves at 5.30
  • First conditional sentences and in temporal sentences
  • With verbs that
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The Rise and Fall of Franco’s Dictatorship in Spain

What is the Third World?

A large number of countries that emerged after decolonization, along with some Latin American countries, became known collectively as the Third World. They form a group of nations that are not aligned with either the Communist bloc or the capitalist world.

Characteristics of the Third World:

  • Poverty and social inequality.
  • High population growth (demographic explosion).
  • High external debt.
  • Predominance of the primary sector and slow industrial development.
  • Low productivity in agriculture
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English Verb Tenses: A Comprehensive Guide

English Verb Tenses

Present Simple

Form: S + V (base form) / S + do/does + not + V (base form)

Usage:

  • Habits or routines
  • General facts or scientific truths
  • Schedules and programs (e.g., The train leaves at 9 o’clock)

Adverbs of Frequency: always, once, every + …, in the + parts of day, at + time / at night, on + days, how often?

Present Continuous

Form: S + am/is/are + Ving / S + am/is/are + not + Ving

Usage:

  • Actions happening at the moment of speaking
  • Prolonged actions happening in a broader present
  • Expressing
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