Madam sleeps with gateman = vibes Oga sleeps with maid = abuse Sugar daddy = predator Sugar mummy = boy is just ‘enjoying’ Same sin, different labels. Society loves double standards.

What in the sweet-home-alabama, Lannister, in-breeding is going on here?

📐 Day 3 of 30 HTML Tips 📐 Stop wrapping everything in <div>. HTML has semantic tags that add meaning. Screen readers, search engines, and devs reading your code all benefit from using appropriate semantic tags. ✅ Structure > styling hacks.

🔖 Day 4 of 30 HTML Tips 🔖 Heading tags aren’t just for size. They’re a content hierarchy. 1. Use them in order: 2. Skipping (like H1 → H3) confuses screen readers & SEO crawlers. ✅ Headings are structure, not decoration.

👆 Day 5 of 30 HTML Tips 👆 If something is clickable → use a <button>, not a <div>. Buttons are keyboard-accessible & focusable by default. ✅ Native HTML beats hacking divs.

Okay na 😁

Happy Independence Day Nigeria 🇳🇬 #NigeriaIndependenceDay #NigeriaAt65

🖼️ Day 6 of 30 HTML Tips 🖼️ An image without alt is invisible to screen readers. Good alt = accessibility + SEO. ✅ Describe the image, don’t just write “image”.

📱 Day 7 of 30 HTML Tips 📱 Don’t load 2MB images on mobile. HTML has a fix. Browser picks the right image for the device. ✅ Save bandwidth, improve speed.

⚡ Day 8 of 30 HTML Tips ⚡ Big pages with many images? Make the browser load them only when needed. Faster load, better UX. ✅ One attribute = big performance boost.

📱 Day 9 of 30 HTML Tips 📱 Without it, your site zooms out awkwardly on mobile. Critical for responsive design. ✅ Always set the viewport.

🔗 Day 10 of 30 HTML Tips 🔗 “Click here” is lazy. Links should describe their destination. Screen readers announce links out of context → make them meaningful. ✅ “Click here” ≠ accessible.

📝 Day 11 of 30 HTML Tips 📝 An input without a label is confusing for screen readers. Clicking the label also focuses the input. ✅ Always connect <label> + <input>.

✅ Day 12 of 30 HTML Tips ✅ Why write JS validation when HTML already has it? Browser prevents empty/invalid submission. ✅ Save time → let HTML handle it.

Nice one madam Chief Ene but a simple research would show that chimerism is so rare it accounts for less than 5% of the world's population while paternity fraud is significantly way higher.

Note to self: According to the quoted user, it's misogyny to buy barbies for girls. It's also misogyny to sit and allow daughters to play make-up on their fathers.

📦 Day 13 of 30 HTML Tips 📦 When inputs are related, group them for context. Screen readers announce the group. ✅ Better UX & accessibility.

I agree with the first paragraph sha. But I think if you're dating someone, you'd be able to tell up to a certain degree how intelligent the person is. Plus some people might be book smart and noticeably dumb in other areas while some might be smart in other areas not book smart

And yet, the "patriarchy" is in control.

Day 14 — Lists for navigation 📋 Day 14 of 30 HTML Tips 📋 Navigation should be lists, not random links. Screen readers expect lists for menus. ✅ Semantic HTML > spaghetti code.