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As a self-taught developer, here's how I would teach myself CSS if I was to start over again in 2022. So I'm not going to lie. CSS is complex and there are many things that you need to know about and it takes a long time to be really good at it. But as a friend and developer, there are really just a few concepts that I find myself using 90% of the time. So first, I was search for a 100 seconds explanation video from fire ship. Seriously, this This guy has everything. Then I would just follow any of these tutorials, pick one or two or all of them. It doesn't matter. They all cover the same content such as the box model, selectors, positioning, margins, padding, etc. That I find covers 80% of what you need to know. Then after that, go to flexbox.io and follow the tutorial series by Westbox to become a flexbox. And seriously, learn flexbox well and you're halfway decent. at CSS. Also do this one. Also by was past on CSS grid as well. You have a good time. Once you have done those, you can have more practice on flex box, friy and grid garden, but really find a website design that you like and try to replicate them. You learn most from this kind of exercise and that's it. Keep practicing. Bonus tip, I still search up how to do things in CSS all the time, even after a few years of working with it. Don't what it when you have to search something up in order to achieve what you need. That's literally your job as a friend developer. Like and follow for more motivational
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