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kirollos emad

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For front end development you should learn HTML, CSS and Javascript.

If you want to be purely a designer, you don't necessarily need to learn the languages but it helps to know them. I've worked with some designers in the past, they pass their design documents to the developers, so they don't need to write code.

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The position property in CSS determines how the top, right, bottom and left properties behave. When set to "relative", the element gets moved a certain distance from where it started, but the space it was in remains reserved. If the position is set to "absolute" then the element will be positioned from the edges of its nearest positioned container.

It's best if you try out the examples in the tutorial page: https://www.w3schools.com/css/css_positioning.asp

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