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Hey there!

How well do you know CSS?

If you're like a lot of front-end developers, you can probably get around most problems with, uh... "make-shift-solutions":

But there's a lot more to CSS than many realise – especially with updates in recent years.

In our selection of content below, you'll not only learn the basics of CSS such as syntax, colors, fonts, margin and lists, you'll also learn more advanced topics like:

All of which will enable you to create cool pure-CSS things like this, without touching a line of JavaScript:

Jump in and have a look, we think you'll love the new skills you'll learn:

HTML & CSS for beginners

The objective of this “crash course” is to take someone who is a “mouse and keyboard” user and teach them the essentials of web development by teaching HTML, CSS and some HTML5.

Creating animations with CSS

Modern web sites and apps are full of impressive effects, subtle micro-interactions and smooth transitions. Motion adds wow factor, can improve user experience and add a slick professional feeling to even the simplest static site. To have your projects stand out, animation is a key component.

Become the CSS Hero of Your Office with CSS Architecture

Most courses labeled with CSS architecture are backed by a certain technology, framework, or mindset. In this course, we’re not going to show you that, instead, we’re helping you build structured, maintainable, and scalable CSS through software engineering principles and best practices.

Beginner CSS

While HTML structure kicks major zombie bootee, when you use CSS to make it aesthetically pleasing, you’ll kick a million more zombie butts. You’ll learn the basics of the Cascading Style Sheets language including how to set color and fonts, and create proper layout.

CSS Animation 101

We’re going to learn about CSS transitions and animations. By the end of the book, you’ll have a good understanding of CSS animations as well as the tools to create and experiment with our own.

Modern CSS

Explore some of the amazing things that developers can do with CSS today. Exciting topics like transitions, variable fonts, scroll and snap, SVGs, building native-like PWAs, CSS theming, optimisation and more.

Advanced CSS

The more zombies you hit upside the head the better for the human race, so once you have a basic understanding of CSS, this book will take your zombie head cracking to a whole new level.

CSS Master, 2nd Edition

Keep ahead of the game by employing the most effective, cutting-edge CSS techniques. Create efficient, maintainable code, employ advanced layouts, and design innovative visuals with powerful effects, transitions, filters, SVGs, and animations.

Responsive Design

In today’s multi-device culture you need to be ready to bash zombies wherever you are. The website has gotta load for maximum zombie punishment. Responsive Design makes your website (and zombie destruction) as versatile as the screens you throw at it.

CSS Grid Layout: 5 Practical Projects

Make websites look beautiful on any device and overcome complex grid layouts. In five projects we'll cover flexbox, float, grid, nesting, building forms and more.

14 Essential Responsive CSS Techniques

Short, practical lessons on em, rem, Sass and media queries for responsive CSS.

CSS: Tools & Skills

The ability and depth of CSS has grown considerably in recent years. Make your website or app beautiful (and perform well) with tools and skills like improving loading performance, using Gulp, debugging, using CSSO and creating printer-friendly pages.

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