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How I can improve my skills in css?
Hello guys! I am now learning CSS and I don’t think I am proficient in it Do you have suggestions or can you suggest some work.
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https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/CSS/First_steps
Here is the essentials. In general, just practice and if you don't understand something, look for it and remember. More practice. It's ok to start :)
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JANA i think this will help
1,write the thing's that make's you confused
2,read them again & again
3,make a lot's of question out of them
4,try answering your own questions perfectly
5,when you finish it do it again
6,run and see all the output's of their idea's (value's)
7,then run a beautiful code using them.
Then peeeewwww🎉 you are done 👍
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Build your own web pages and tinker with the CSS.
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Practice and practice and practice Jana it is one of the best ways to learn. Start by making simple things
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Do projects on frontendmentor.io
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I was like you, i use HTML perfectly and JavaScript but I can't style my webpages awesome way.
first i searched about css more, I learned flex box then css grid and sass and so on.. then I started trying to clone styles of some websites using my skills in css.. day by day I became good at css.
So you need to practice.
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Practice more and more
.this is the best way to learn things fast
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Take your time at practice and it is very usefull to comment every code you type first time untill you memorize it completly.You will not forget each person you study or live with but you will forget person that you enconter once the month ..as like coding comparison.
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Thank you I liked your talk..
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By using at least 1hr to study CSS per day and do research to find out what you can do with CSS to improve Your skills..
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Practice practice And practice ✌✌
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Instal xamp on your computer ... then start build a web page 🤗
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"Make a lot of code bit and keep practicing."
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Hello,
I understand the dilemma while working with CSS sometimes it's not clear to where exactly we need to work on with the CSS, Yes it does happen.
Don’t rush into coding things, it's useless. Create a problem, and design a solution around it.
Here s a mental model I’ve created while learning CSS
1) Conceptualize and then code,
2) Draw and then code
Conceptualize typography, page structure, color schemes, and small interaction. and then try to achieve with CSS.
Draw the impossible shapes, understand CSS3 Perspectives, Draw stacked elements, draw asymmetrical elements on a piece of paper and then try to achieve with CSS.
After that try to make it responsive using media query and selected devices.
Try to get some basic template which you can download from google . Refer those templates and analyse the code and then start developing the website.If you are the beginner then follow some book with the tags which you have to keep in mind while developing.
Try to refer codeacademy : you can develop a simple page in a single day.
Head first html & css: refer the book ,dont skip any topic,any single page with the any single exercise.
TeamTreeHouse : Follow the videos.
You can find alot of material online,that only give you theory which we loved always. but keep in mind practise is must.
I hope this will help to you