09.02.2022, 12:34
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Become a CSS Master: Code 30 Projects in 30 Days
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English + srt | Duration: 36 lectures (8h 33m) | Size: 6.8 GB
What you'll learn
Learn CSS from scratch by building 30 fun and practical projects
Build a new project in plain, vanilla CSS without the use of templates, frameworks or plugins.
You'll have a strong grasp on CSS, and more importantly, the knowledge, ability and confidence to start using CSS in your own projects.
Best coding practices for CSS
Learn how to create beautiful Typography in CSS
How to edit & manipulate images with CSS
Create an 8-bit Super Mario graphic in CSS only!
Learn how to create modern layouts with CSS Grid & Flexbox
Understand CSS variables
Create sticky footers, sticky headers and sticky sidebars!
How to create a modal window in CSS
How to code a CSS only Tooltip
Create fun & engaging CSS animations
How to create animated loaders & spinners in CSS
Learn to code a CSS Accordion to organize large amounts of information
How to Code Sliding Content Panels, 3D Layer Effects and CSS only Dropdown Menus
How to Optimize CSS for Live Websites
Create a fun Pacman & Ghost animation with CSS
Code a CSS only Coffee Cup... seriously
Requirements
No programming experience necessary
A very basic understanding of HTML & CSS would be helpful (but not required)
A free code editor
A sense of humour
Description
What is the best way to learn a new skill (or improve a current one)?
a) Read a lot of books
b) Think about it a lot
c) Jump in and do it.
If you guessed "Jump in and do it", you'd be correct!
While spending time understanding theory is important for learning a skill; getting your hands dirty, practicing, and immersing yourself in the thing you're learning will yield much better results.
Want to learn a new language? Speak it.
Want to learn how to play a game? Play it.
Want to learn a sport? Practice it.
Want to learn to be funny? Tell jokes. (I can tell you from experience that, by using this method, my success rate has improved my humour! Now I only bomb a joke 8 times out of 10...)
Want to learn how to code? Start building things. A lot of things.
Here's the catch...
If you have no direction, no roadmap, no end-goal in mind, and nobody to hold you accountable, the best case scenario is you'll incrementally improve your ability, and worst case scenario is you'll fail.
Which is why I created this course, CSS in 30 Days!
Each day for the next 30 days, you and I will learn CSS by building a new project in plain, vanilla CSS without the use of templates, frameworks or plugins.
By the end of the 30 days, you'll have a strong grasp on CSS, and more importantly, the knowledge, ability and confidence to start using CSS in your own projects.
Who is CSS3 in 30 Days for?
Web Designers & Web Developers who are just starting out, or have Intermediate Level experience with CSS and want to have a strong grasp on CSS3 without relying on Frameworks, Code Snippets, Templates or Plugins.
Let's get started!
Who this course is for
New web developers
New web designers
Experiences designers & developers who want a refresher on CSS
Anyone who wants to learn how to manipulate webpage styles with CSS
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