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# [Week 26 in the Office (22-26/08/2022)](https://the-dog-can-blog.hashnode.dev/week-26-in-the-office-22-26082022?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

Work has been much the same this week: content web page creation, review with other teams, back and forth, iterations, redo the work in a slightly different manner. So, I won't dwell on it. More on creating responsive maps with HTML, CSS, JS In week...

Aug 28, 2022 · 3 min read · the-dog-can-blog.hashnode.dev  
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[William Kan](https://hashnode.com/@kDog)

@kDog · London, UK

  
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Early career Drupal Developer

I am an enthusiastic, flexible front-end developer beginning my career in web and software development. I am currently employed as a digital apprentice in London working on a Drupal CMS site for website maintenance and feature development. Non-tech previous work history: worked for design consultancies and a main contractor on ground engineering projects overseas and in UK. Since December 2021, I completed a 12-week software development training course. The topics covered were: SDLC, foundation in HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript ES6, Python3, mySQL Workbench and MongoDB.

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