Advice on getting better at CSS

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CSS Grid Garden

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BEM

Then to layer ontop of that some kind of CSS methodology, say BEM for example but there are many others. As long as it's consistent throughout the whole project. Just a way of naming things and stopping styles leaking out and affecting things they shouldn't.

#Developer Tools #Design Tools #CSS Framework 46 social mentions

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CSS-Tricks

As far as learning syntax goes try websites like css-tricks, smashingmagazine, css-irl (an underrated gem) and even this fun website. I've been in your shoes before, I love writing css but I've noticed that while the syntax can be easily learned simply by practicing, when senior devs say "improve your styling/css skills" they often mean to say "learn design principles and pay attention to detail more", so try learning some UI/UX principles as well.

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CSSBattle

As far as learning syntax goes try websites like css-tricks, smashingmagazine, css-irl (an underrated gem) and even this fun website. I've been in your shoes before, I love writing css but I've noticed that while the syntax can be easily learned simply by practicing, when senior devs say "improve your styling/css skills" they often mean to say "learn design principles and pay attention to detail more", so try learning some UI/UX principles as well.

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Flexbox Froggy

Tackle this for a start: https://flexboxfroggy.com/.

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