Sec S19W4 || [SUMMARY] Organization using CSS (Box-model,Display, Position, Flex)

Introduction

Hello Steemians,

Welcome to the weekly edition of our competition, organized by the Dynamic Devs as part of the Organization using CSS (Box-model,Display, Position, Flex). The Fourth week started from Monday, July 29 , 2024 at 00:00 UTC to Sunday, - August 4th, 2024UTC. We explored an exciting and relevant theme: Organization using CSS (Box-model,Display, Position, Flex).

This topic allowed us to learn about the various opportunities available in web development through the use of CSS3, a very important technology used to add styles to our markup languages. Understanding these technology helps web developers create organized and very beautiful web site for users or organizations.

During this week, our participants showed exceptional engagement and in-depth analysis in their contest entries. Through various articles, discussions, and case studies, they efficiently used CSS to position different containers and different elements while developing their website.

This report presents a roundup of the best submissions, innovative ideas, and insightful analyses shared by our talented members. It also highlights the importance of understanding these concepts to navigate the complex and ever-changing field of web development.

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Participation statistics

During this week, we received a total of 9 entries. Out of these, no entry was invalid, meaning all 9 entries were valid, showing a high level of compliance with the rules:

Total number of entries	Invalid entry	Plagiarized content
9	0	0

All nine participant followed all rules and regulations which was stated in the contest, every participant performed uniquely and amazingly. No participant was guilty of plagiarism, also no participant entry was invalid.

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_{Entries Breakdown}

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A significant number of entries, 55.6%, were rated as good quality. This demonstrates the participants’ has in-depth understanding and analytical skills regarding the topic. A good number number44.4%, were rated as Excellent.

The distribution of scores and performance indicates a high level of engagement and quality among participants. The majority of submissions were of good quality, demonstrating participants' strong understanding and analytical skills in mastering the topic of CSS 3 for organizing a proper websites and the creation of well structured web layout. As we move forward, it will be important to continue to encourage original and thoughtful contributions while ensuring compliance with the competition rules to maintain this high standard.

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Top 3 users this week

In our evaluation process, we first assessed the quality of participants' performances, focusing on their interactions with other competitors.

To choose the top three participants, we took into account their performance scores and how they interacted with others. Additionally, we have made a special selection based on an outstanding article that provided exceptional content on the topic of discussion. Here are the three participants we recognized this week:

Ranking	Username	Article
1	@simonnwigwe	Link
2	@hudamalik20	Link
3	@fombae	Link

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Conclusion

We are extremely pleased with the participation and quality of submissions this week. Despite the low number of invalid entries, the overall trend is positive, and we look forward to seeing even more participants join our future competitions.

These findings highlight the importance of continually encouraging original, well-thought-out contributions while avoiding plagiarism and misuse of AI-generated content. Together, we are building a stronger, more informed community, ready to meet the challenges of web development with insight and confidence.

We thank all participants for their outstanding contributions and look forward to future editions of our competitions, where we will continue to explore relevant and enriching themes.

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