About this course
- What is CSS?
- CSS, or Cascading Style Sheets, is a stylesheet language used to control the presentation and layout of HTML documents. It allows developers to separate content (written in HTML) from design and layout, making web pages more manageable and adaptable across different devices and screen sizes. CSS provides a way to apply styles such as colors, fonts, spacing, and positioning to HTML elements.
- Key Components of CSS:
- 1. Selectors: These are patterns used to select the elements you want to style. For example, `p` selects all `
` elements, while `.class` targets elements with a specific class, and `#id` targets elements with a specific ID.
- 2. Properties: These define what aspect of the selected elements you want to style. Common properties include `color`, `font-size`, `margin`, `padding`, and `border`.
- 3. Values: These are assigned to properties to define the style. For example, `color: red;` assigns the color red to text.
- 4. Declarations: A declaration is a combination of a property and a value, such as `color: blue;`. Declarations are grouped into a block surrounded by curly braces `{ }`.
- 5. Rules: A CSS rule consists of a selector and a declaration block. For example:
- ```css
- p {
- color: blue;
- font-size: 16px;
- }
- ```
- 6. CSS Syntax: The syntax follows this format:
- ```css
- selector {
- property: value;
- }
- ```
- Why Learn CSS?
- 1. Separation of Concerns: CSS separates content from design, making web development cleaner and more organized.
- 2. Enhanced User Experience: CSS allows for the creation of visually appealing and responsive designs that improve the user experience.
- 3. Customization and Flexibility: With CSS, you can style elements in a myriad of ways, ensuring that websites can match specific branding or design guidelines.
- 4. Responsive Design: CSS enables responsive web design techniques, allowing websites to look good on various devices and screen sizes.
- 5. Career Opportunities: Proficiency in CSS is essential for web developers and designers, making it a valuable skill in the job market.
- Pre-requisites for CSS:
- 1. Basic HTML Knowledge: Understanding HTML is crucial as CSS styles HTML elements. Familiarity with HTML tags and structure will help you apply styles effectively.
- 2. Basic Understanding of Web Browsers: Knowing how web browsers interpret HTML and CSS can help troubleshoot issues and optimize performance.
- 3. Basic Understanding of Layout Concepts: Concepts like box model, positioning, and flexbox are foundational for creating complex layouts.
- Conclusion on CSS:
- CSS is a fundamental technology for web development, offering a powerful way to enhance the presentation of web pages. By separating content from design, it facilitates cleaner code, easier maintenance, and better adaptability across devices. Learning CSS equips you with essential skills to create visually appealing and responsive web designs, making it a valuable asset in the toolkit of anyone involved in web development or design.
FAQ
1) Why we have to learn CSS ?
CSS is important because it controls all design-related aspects of the website.CSS allows us to control and adjust the design & formatting of the entire website from a single spot.
2) What is the framework of CSS?
There are number of CSS Framework which is used to provide a set of standardized, reusable components and a predefined structure like Bootstrap, Tailwind, Materialize CSS, Primer CSS, etc.
3) Where CSS is used in website?
Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is used to format the layout of a webpage. With CSS, you can control the colour, font, the size of text, the spacing between elements, how elements are positioned and laid out, what background images or background colours are to be used, different displays for different devices and screen sizes, and much more.
5) What are the career opportunities after learning CSS?
You can apply for UI Designer (including Figma), Web Designer, Frontend Developer (including other technologies), Full stack Developer (including other technologies), etc.
6) What are the skills required to learn CSS?
All you need is a lot of patience, a creative mind (not the butts), Understanding the Box Model, CSS Selectors, Typography, Layout, Responsive design, Animations, Pre-processors, etc.
7) Which version of CSS are we learning in this course?
CSS3 is the latest version of CSS and that’s what we’re learning in this course.
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Module 1: Introduction to CSS
1 Parts
- 1:30 Hr
Module 2: Margin, paddings, Model box, Grid Flexbox
4 Parts
- 6:00 Hr
- ✓ Model box
- ✓ Text
- ✓ Links
- ✓ Fonts
- ✓ Units
1:30 Hours
Module 3: Opacity, filter, cursor, important, Gradients
2 Parts
- 3:00 Hr
Module 4: Lists, Tables, Functions, Initial vs inherit, pseudo-class
3 Parts
- 4:30 Hr
Module 5: Display, position, Layers, Float, 2D, 3D transform
4 Parts
- 6:00 Hr
Module 6: Animations, responsiveness, viewport, specificity
4 Parts
- 6:00 Hr
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