Enough to be Dangerous: CSS

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Drew Thomas

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1. Fundamentals

1. Overview of CSS Video.mp4

05:41

2. Overview of CSS Article.html

3. Anatomy of CSS Video.mp4

09:05

4. Anatomy of CSS Article.html

5. CSS Inheritance Cascade and Specificity Video.mp4

03:28

6. CSS Inheritance Cascade and Specificity Article.html

7. How Responsive Design Works at a High Level Video.mp4

03:27

8. How Responsive Design Works at a High Level Article.html

2. Practical Tips

1. States and Pseudo-States in CSS Video.mp4

03:31

2. States and Pseudo-States in CSS Article.html

3. CSS Property Value Shorthands Video.mp4

03:02

4. CSS Property Value Shorthands Article.html

5. The Display Property Video.mp4

06:57

6. The Display Property Article.html

7. The Position Property Video.mp4

07:37

8. The Position Property Article.html

9. The Transition Property Video.mp4

03:43

10. The Transition Property Article.html

11. Units in CSS Video.mp4

06:11

12. Units in CSS Article.html

13. Different Ways to Center in CSS Video.mp4

04:17

14. Different Ways to Center in CSS Article.html

15. You did it! Video.mp4

01:35

16. You did it! Article.html

Description

Just enough to know what to ask AI for

What You'll Learn?

Know what to ask AI
Know what to Google
Have a basic understanding of fundamental CSS concepts
Speak confidently about CSS

Who is this for?

Beginner CSS developers or people who want to skip learning to code, but better direct AI

What You Need to Know?

No coding or prior knowledge needed at all.

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Description
This course will not teach you to code.
Instead, it's a foundational base of knowledge for key areas of CSS. Knowing them will 10x (or more) your output when using AI to generate CSS.
Each lesson consists of a video overview of the concepts, plus an in-depth article to dive into the details.
This course is short, light and gives you just enough foundational knowledge to be dangerous.
The course starts with a "Fundamentals" sections where we learn the key concepts and fundamental building blocks of CSS. This section includes an overview on responsive design.
After that, we jump directly into a "Practical Tips" section where we cover specific concepts and common CSS "gotchas" that all new CSS learners run into. Some of the tips are around specific properties, like the "display" property and the "position" property... the ones that are foundational yet confusing. Some of the tips are concepts, like CSS shorthand values and practical information about CSS units.
Ultimately, instead of getting bogged down in the details and learning the entirety of CSS step-by-step, we're aiming to paint a broad picture of what CSS is, highlight some common "gotchas," and let you use AI or Google to fill in the rest!
Who this course is for:
Beginner CSS developers or people who want to skip learning to code, but better direct AI

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Drew Thomas is an avid builder and tech enthusiast who's built and run various tech-related businesses over the last 20 years.With a design degree, an extensive development background, and marketing chops from owning an agency for 13 years, Drew has a unique perspective and approach to teaching business, design, and coding concepts.

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