Realistic CSS Meme

css Procrastination Flexbox Layout Productivity

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Realistic CSS Meme

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The duality of frontend development: you'll spend 3 hours making a pure CSS Drake meme with perfectly positioned divs and border-radius properties, but when it comes to centering that login button or fixing the navbar on mobile? Suddenly you're Googling "how to center a div" for the 847th time in your career. The irony is that making memes actually is useful—you're practicing layout, positioning, and flexbox while procrastinating. So really, you're being productive. That's what you tell yourself at standup, anyway.

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