CSS - short for Cascading Style Sheets - is a "programming language" you use to turn your raw HTML pages into real beautiful websites.
This course covers it all - we start at the very basics (What is CSS? How does it work? How do you use it)? and gradually dive in deeper and deeper. And we do this by showing both practical examples as well as the theory behind it.
Getting started with CSS might look easy but there actually is a lot of depth to CSS - hence this course provides different "Tracks" or "Entry points" to exactly meet your demands and reflect you current knowledge level:
The Basics Track: Start from scratch, learn CSS from the ground up. You start with lecture 1 and simply follow through to the end.
The Advanced Track: You already know the CSS basics, you know what selectors are and how it works but you want to dive in deeper and learn some advanced features and usages.
The Expert Track: You got the advanced knowledge, too, but you want to dive into things like Flexbox, CSS Grid, CSS Variables or Sass. This track is for you.
Of course this course offers the theory and practical examples - we'll build an entire real course project throughout the course - but there also are multiple assignments, quizzes and challenges for you to practice individual concepts taught throughout the course.
Talking about the course project - we'll build the frontend (no backend) of a fictional web hosting company. We'll have a starting screen which has different sections, we got a responsive design with an animated side-drawer, we got modals and forms and in general we got a lot of CSS animations, font styles and more!
Here's what's inside the course in detail - this is all also applied to the mentioned course project:
The basics about selectors, combinators and how you set up styling rules in general
Properties, values and decalarations
How specifity and inheritance work and why it's called "Cascading" Style Sheets
Important theoretical concepts like the "Box Model"
How the default position of elements can be changed
Styling backgrounds (e.g. gradients) and images
Which units and dimensions you typically use in CSS (px, rem, % and more)
How JavaScript and CSS interact
Responsive design and what "Mobile First" means
Styling forms and form inputs
Working with text, fonts and text styles
Flexbox! How it works and how to use it
Using the CSS Grid and how it differs from Flexbox
Transforming and animating HTML elements with the help of CSS
Writing future-proof CSS with features like CSS variables or best-practice class names
Using Sass and what it actually is all about
Is this course for you?
It's for you if ...
you started with learning web development and you want to build more beautiful websites
you already know CSS but want to dive deeper
you're using CSS in a trial-and-error manner and want to change this (you should!)
You might come back later if ...
you're an absolute CSS pro and you know the CSS working group drafts by heart
you're a backend-only developer (Node, PHP, NO HTML or frontend JavaScript)
you're a total newcomer to web development and you don't know the basics about HTML
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Frequently asked questions
What are the prerequisites for enrolling in this CSS course?
The course is designed to start from the basics, so no prior knowledge of CSS is required. However, a basic understanding of HTML is recommended to follow along with the HTML pages being styled. The 'Course Prerequisites' lesson outlines any additional requirements or recommendations for tools and setup.
What projects or exercises will I be working on during the course?
Throughout the course, you will build a project starting with setting up CSS using inline styles and external stylesheets. Lessons include adding a header, styling navigation bars, anchor tags, CTA buttons, and backgrounds. By the end, you'll have styled a complete website with headers, footers, and various other components.
Who is the target audience for this CSS course?
This course is suitable for beginners who are new to CSS and want to learn how to style HTML pages. It's also ideal for those familiar with basic web development who wish to deepen their understanding of CSS, including advanced features like Flexbox, Grid, and Sass.
How does the depth of this course compare to other CSS courses?
This course covers CSS comprehensively, starting from the basics and moving to advanced topics such as Flexbox, Grid, and Sass. With 266 lessons and over 20 hours of content, it offers a thorough understanding of CSS, both theoretically and practically, which is more extensive than many shorter, introductory courses.
What specific tools or platforms will I learn to use in this course?
The course recommends using text editors like Visual Studio Code for writing CSS. It covers practical examples using Google Fonts and discusses browser support for different CSS features, ensuring you learn how to apply CSS effectively across various platforms.
What topics are not covered in this CSS course?
The course does not cover server-side programming, JavaScript, or back-end development. It focuses solely on CSS and its application to styling HTML pages. Advanced JavaScript frameworks or server technologies are outside the scope of this course.
How much time should I expect to commit to this course?
The course comprises 266 lessons with a total runtime of approximately 21 hours. Depending on your pace, you might spend additional time on exercises and projects. It's recommended to spread the lessons over several weeks to fully grasp the concepts and practice effectively.