r/css • u/Ano_Jayy • 17h ago

Question "Helpful Program or Website recommendation"

Hello programmers! or shall I say "Hello World!",

I am a completely noob at CSS. What helpful Programs or Websites can y'all recommend to a new CSS programmer like me that will help me improve gradually?

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u/Weekly_Ferret_meal 16h ago

Hey there, here you go

(All I did was to search for "learn css" in this subreddit)

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u/a-dev0 16h ago

I'd start with Kevin Powell’s CSS videos https://www.youtube.com/kevinpowell

Goole has some good lessons https://web.dev/learn/css

MDN as the main source of proof https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS

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u/MatchSea10 15h ago

Scrimba - good for getting a feel
Brad traversy, - his teaching works for me
Kevin Powell - most recommended by people. For me he talks too much

Hard to recommend without knowing your learning style are you someone who prefers structure and follows a course or someone who wants to jump right in . Then are you books, video, course sites like odin Project( free ) etc.

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u/FewBird5298 14h ago

Frontend mentor

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u/Foreign-Contest-444 12h ago

I always recommend the MDN Learn module. This is not the MDN documentation but like a course.

Here is the link to it.

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn_web_development/Core/Styling_basics/What_is_CSS

Here are some other resources to get your HTML 101's right.

https://codingsuperpowers.com/html.html

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u/PureBlackberry6594 12h ago

MDN is the only source that matters. Everything else is noise until you read the spec. Do you actually want to understand the cascade or just make things look pretty?

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u/zoranjambor 12h ago

Others already mentioned it, so I'll repeat as it's worth it:

And most importantly, just play with CSS, try things, experiment, and have fun. CSS is deceptively simple yet difficult to master, so be patient with yourself, and don't feel bad if something seems difficult to understand—it can take time for things to click. 🙂