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Fundamentals of CSS

10 Units42 Lessons
Unit 1

Inline CSS

Applying Inline Styles to Text
Introduction to Inline CSS
Real-World Project: Styling a Personal Greeting Card
Unit 2

External CSS

Basics of External CSS Files
Organizing Styles in External CSS
Troubleshooting External CSS Links
Advantages of External CSS for Multiple Pages
Real-World Project: Designing a Basic Website Layout with External CSS
Unit 3

CSS Selectors

Advanced Selectors like ID and Pseudo-Classes
Combining Selectors for Complex Targeting
Specificity and Selector Priority
Real-World Project: Styling a Navigation Menu with CSS Selectors
Understanding Basic CSS Selectors
Unit 4

Colors and Backgrounds

Background Properties and Images
Real-World Project: Designing a Themed Banner with Colors and Backgrounds
Working with Colors in CSS
Unit 5

Text Styling and Fonts

Font Properties in CSS
Text Alignment and Decoration
Real-World Project: Formatting a Blog Post with Text Styles
Unit 6

The CSS Box Model

Real-World Project: Building a Card Layout Using the Box Model
Box Model Variations Across Browsers
Components of the CSS Box Model
Calculating Box Sizes
Unit 7

Positioning and Floats

Introduction to Positioning Properties
Using Floats for Layout Design
Clearing Floats and Managing Overlaps
Fixed and Sticky Positioning Effects
Real-World Project: Creating a Magazine-Style Layout with Positioning and Floats
Unit 8

Flexbox Layout

Flex Items and Alignment Options
Responsive Design with Flexbox
Flexbox Fundamentals and Container Properties
Advanced Flexbox Techniques
Real-World Project: Designing a Responsive Gallery with Flexbox
Unit 9

Media Queries for Responsive Design

Creating Breakpoints for Different Devices
Advanced Media Query Strategies
Real-World Project: Building a Responsive Website Header
Introduction to Media Queries
Unit 10

Dev tag

Styling Common HTML Tags with CSS
Customizing Tags for Visual Consistency
Real-World Project: Enhancing a Simple Page with Tag-Based CSS
Optimizing Tag Styles for Accessibility
Tag Interactions and Cascade Rules
Unit 1•Chapter 2

Introduction to Inline CSS

Summary

Instructions specify to create a summary no longer than 250 words, excluding any mentions of sponsors or unrelated content, and avoiding any introductory remarks about the summary itself.

Concept Check

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What is the highest level of CSS specificity?

How does inline CSS affect code maintenance?

What overrides inline CSS in conflicts?

In what attribute is inline CSS written?

Why might inline CSS cause performance issues?

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