CSS Demystified Version 2 (coming soon)
I've shut down enrollment for a little bit as I prepare for a fully revamped course.
I need help!
Hi Kevin! I’ve started learning CSS and it seemed pretty easy at first, but I feel like I've hit a wall.
Frustrated!!!
The more CSS I write, the more I’m frustrated.
Don't get it
It seemed so simple at first. Now that things have gotten a little more complex, as soon as I’m not following a tutorial I don't know what to do.
Stuck in tutorial hell
I keep reading articles and follow tutorials, but I don't feel like I'm making progress.
Kevin Powell
Don't worry, I've got you!
CSS seems easy at first, but the deeper you get, the more complicated it becomes
We all reach a point where CSS starts to frustrate us. Whether it's:
- Struggling to get a layout to behave
- Running into issues with positioning
- Making small changes that end up having unintended consequences
- Throwing Tailwind classes around to no avail
- Trying to get AI to help, only for it to make an even bigger mess of things
We often end up trying to fix problems by adding more and more code on top and hoping for the best.
That leads to fragile code and hours of wasted time while you try to get things to work properly
As frustrating as CSS can seem though, it doesn't have to be that way.
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.
I've been writing CSS for several years now, but I've encountered the typical curveballs over and over again.
This course has covered them all and filled in my gaps. I now have a deeper understanding of how CSS works and this has helped me very much in my day-to-day work.
CSS demystified has changed the way I approach CSS and has given me more confidence moving forward on having CSS work with me NOT against me.
This course is awsome for me as it made my understanding of CSS concepts much strong than before and it also teaches us to think about big picture and how to organise the layouts and other stuff I think is very useful for frontend developers. This course had an positive impact on writing my css.
More interactive. More challenges. More confidence.
The new vesrion of CSS Demystified is designed around interactive challenges at three levels:
- Mini-Challenges: Quick coding tasks requiring just a few lines of code to reinforce specific concepts
- Skill Builders: Medium-length exercises with partially built code to complete or debug
- Design Implementations: Complete design-to-code challenges where you'll build solutions from scratch
Get unstuck and start making progress
Stop throwing declarations (or utility classes) into your editor and hoping that it will stick.
When you finish this course, you will:
- Be confident when you write CSS. No more guessing & hoping that what you're trying will work.
- Approach CSS in a maintainable way. CSS can spin out of control and be hard to maintain in the long run. We'll stop that from happening, no matter the project's size.
- Easily add new things to your arsenal. It's not just about following along and repeating; it's about being able to keep going once the course is done.
- Debug AI-generated code with ease. Identify why it's code isn't working and fix it yourself instead of prompting AI again and again.
- Write CSS and know exactly what is going to happen. No more guessing & hoping that what you're trying will work.
CSS Demystified V2 will be launching soon!
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