CSS Demystified: Start writing CSS with confidence

CSS is based on rules and logic (even if it doesn't always feel that way). Instead of fighting with CSS, if you learn about how CSS is built at its very core, and you start to work with how it's meant to work, it can actually be a lot of fun.

Learn to embrace CSS

CSS is an essential language for putting a website together, but it's often ignored in favor of the latest JS framework.

People pay $10,000+ to go to bootcamps to become front-end developers, but are left mystified by CSS.

CSS is often seen as simple language because it has a simple syntax and then it's pooped on because it doesn't behave like other languages.

CSS is it's own language though, and in this course, we're going to learn to embrace it for what it is, take advantage of its differences, and really start to understand what the heck is going on with CSS.

What's inside CSS Demystified

What we'll be building together

Throughout the modules, we'll be working on several exercises and projects to help you reinforce your learning.

There will be several smaller exercises and quick examples which you'll have access to.

For the larger projects, you'll have access to design specifications, the Figma files, and all the finished code.

Above you can see our two big projects. On the left is a large single-page site, which is the focus in module 2. On the right is a 3-page site, which is the focus on module 3.

Module by module breakdown

Below is a breakdown of all the modules of the course. They're split up by week because CSS Demystified is a drip course, with a week between each module.

Week oneThe misunderstood fundamentals {

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Week twoThe unknown fundamentals{

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Week threeContent vs Layout {

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Weeks four & fiveStep up your learning {

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