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 Welcome everyone to my e-commerce blog.

This term, I will be working on a website that provides a service or a product. I have never developed a website before, so I believe that by the end of this term, I will have learned an array number of useful information.

As I said, I'm going to be working on creating a website. Therefore, This blog will be my platform in which I will publish my progress weekly and any useful information I have found regarding e-commerce and the world wide web.


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