Advanced CSS and Sass: Flexbox, Grid, Animations and More!
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Have you been coding CSS for some time, but want to take your game to the next level? Do you feel confused with CSS jargon like inheritance, specificity, or the cascade?
What if there was one resource, one place, where you could learn all the advanced and modern CSS techniques and properties you’ve been reading about?
Good news: there is!
Welcome to “Advanced CSS and Sass”, the most advanced, the most modern, and the most complete CSS course on the internet. It’s everything you want in an advanced CSS course, and more.
You will learn complex CSS animations, advanced responsive design techniques, flexbox layouts, Sass, CSS architecture, fundamental CSS concepts, and so much more.
Like in all my courses, you will build beautiful and carefully designed projects, that will make you proud of yourself and leave you ready to build complex projects on your own.
After finishing this course, you will:
1) Be up to speed with the most modern and advanced CSS properties and techniques;
2) Have mastered the cutting-edge layout technologies Flexbox and CSS Grid;
3) Be ready to build responsive layouts for all kinds of devices and situations;
4) Truly understand how CSS works behind the scenes;
5) Be able to architect large CSS codebases for reusability and maintainability using Sass.
Please note that this course is NOT for absolute beginners, so you should already be at an intermediate level in HTML and CSS (please check out my other course if that’s not the case).
This course is massive, coming in at 28+ hours. Here is exactly what you will learn:
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Tons of modern cutting-edge CSS techniques to create stunning designs and effects: clip-path, background-clip, mask-image, background-blend-mode, shape-outside, filter, backdrop-filter, object-fit, transform, column-count, hyphens, perspective, calc() and custom CSS properties;
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Advanced CSS animations with @keyframes, animation, and transition;
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Advanced CSS selectors, pseudo-classes, and pseudo-elements required for modern CSS development;
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How CSS works behind the scenes: the cascade, specificity, inheritance, value processing, the visual formatting model, the box model, box types, positioning schemes, and stacking contexts;
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CSS architecture: The 7-1 rule, component-based design, the BEM methodology, writing reusable, maintainable, and scalable code;
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Introduction to Sass: variables, nesting, partials, imports, mixins, functions, extends, and more;
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Using Sass in real-world projects: setting global variables, building for reusability, architecting CSS, and managing media queries;
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The NPM ecosystem: setting up a development process to compile Sass and automatic browser reload, and creating a build process to concatenate, prefix, and compress CSS files;
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Modern responsive design: fluid grids, layout types, flexible images, using media queries to test for different screen widths, pixel densities, and touch capabilities;
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Advanced responsive design workflows: mobile-first vs desktop-first strategies, selecting breakpoints, em vs rem units and feature queries to test for browser support;
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Responsive images in HTML and CSS for faster pageloads: resolution switching, density switching, art direction;
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SVG images in HTML and CSS: how and why to use SVG, generating SVG sprites, changing SVG colors in CSS and best practices;
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Videos in HTML and CSS: building a background video effect;
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Flexbox layouts: main concepts, introduction to both flex container and flex item-specific properties, advanced positioning techniques applied to a huge real-world project;
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CSS Grid layouts: main concepts, CSS grid vs flexbox, and layout techniques applied to a real-world project. This part alone could be an entire course!
Why should you take this course?
So you saw that the course is absolutely full-packed with content. But maybe you’re still not sure if you should actually learn advanced CSS?
That’s probably because CSS is so easy to get started with. In fact, most developers highly underestimate the importance and power of CSS. But nothing could be further away from the truth!
CSS is what makes our design come to life. And there is so much we can do with it! Mastering advanced techniques like flexbox, CSS grid, and animations, will give you an edge over many CSS developers out there who still use outdated methods.
Plus, CSS can become a real nightmare when you try to master it, and when you have to maintain large projects. So having a good grasp on fundamental concepts is an absolute must for any serious front-end developer.
And this course will help you with all that!
So, should you take this course? The answer is most likely a big YES!
And I packed so much content into this course, that no matter if you’re just starting out, or if you’re already an experienced front-end developer, there is definitely gonna be something for you in this course.
And this is what you get by signing up today:
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28h of Up-to-date HD-quality videos, that are easy to search and reference (great for Udemy Business students)
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Professional English captions (not the auto-generated ones)
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Downloadable design assets + starter code and final code for each section
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Downloadable slides for theory videos (not boring, I promise!)
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Free support in the course Q&A
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Lots of small challenges are included in the videos so you can track your progress.
If you’re still with me at this point, then please watch the promo video to take a look at the course projects, and I promise you will be amazed 🙂
After that, I hope to welcome you as a new student in my course. I’m sure you’re gonna love it!
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11Section IntroVídeo Aula
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12Three Pillars of Writing Good HTML and CSS (Never Forget Them!)Vídeo Aula
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13How CSS Works Behind the Scenes: An OverviewVídeo Aula
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14How CSS is Parsed, Part 1: The Cascade and SpecificityVídeo Aula
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15Specificity in PracticeVídeo Aula
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16How CSS is Parsed, Part 2: Value ProcessingVídeo Aula
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17How CSS is Parsed, Part 3: InheritanceVídeo Aula
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18Converting px to rem: An Effective WorkflowVídeo Aula
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19How CSS Renders a Website: The Visual Formatting ModelVídeo Aula
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20CSS Architecture, Components and BEMVídeo Aula
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21Implementing BEM in the Natours ProjectVídeo Aula
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22Section IntroVídeo Aula
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23What is Sass?Vídeo Aula
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24First Steps with Sass: Variables and NestingVídeo Aula
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25First Steps with Sass: Mixins, Extends and FunctionsVídeo Aula
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26A Brief Introduction to the Command LineVídeo Aula
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27NPM Packages: Let's Install Sass LocallyVídeo Aula
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28NPM Scripts: Let's Write and Compile Sass LocallyVídeo Aula
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29The Easiest Way of Automatically Reloading a Page on File ChangesVídeo Aula
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30Section IntroVídeo Aula
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31Converting Our CSS Code to Sass: Variables and NestingVídeo Aula
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32Implementing the 7-1 CSS Architecture with SassVídeo Aula
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33Review: Responsive Design Principles and Layout TypesVídeo Aula
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34Building a Custom Grid with FloatsVídeo Aula
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35Building the About Section - Part 1Vídeo Aula
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36Building the About Section - Part 2Vídeo Aula
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37Building the About Section - Part 3Vídeo Aula
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38Building the Features SectionVídeo Aula
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39Building the Tours Section - Part 1Vídeo Aula
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40Building the Tours Section - Part 2Vídeo Aula
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41Building the Tours Section - Part 3Vídeo Aula
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42Building the Stories Section - Part 1Vídeo Aula
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43Building the Stories Section - Part 2Vídeo Aula
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44Building the Stories Section - Part 3Vídeo Aula
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45Building the Booking Section - Part 1Vídeo Aula
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46Building the Booking Section - Part 2Vídeo Aula
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47Building the Booking Section - Part 3Vídeo Aula
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48Building the FooterVídeo Aula
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49Building the Navigation - Part 1Vídeo Aula
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50Building the Navigation - Part 2Vídeo Aula
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51Building the Navigation - Part 3Vídeo Aula
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52Building a Pure CSS Popup - Part 1Vídeo Aula
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53Building a Pure CSS Popup - Part 2Vídeo Aula
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54Section IntroVídeo Aula
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55Mobile-First vs Desktop-First and BreakpointsVídeo Aula
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56Let's Use the Power of Sass Mixins to Write Media QueriesVídeo Aula
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57Writing Media Queries - Base, Typography and LayoutVídeo Aula
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58Writing Media Queries - Layout, About and Features SectionsVídeo Aula
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59Writing Media Queries - Tours, Stories and Booking SectionsVídeo Aula
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60An Overview of Responsive ImagesVídeo Aula
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61Responsive Images in HTML - Art Direction and Density SwitchingVídeo Aula
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62Responsive Images in HTML - Density and Resolution SwitchingVídeo Aula
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63Responsive Images in CSSVídeo Aula
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64Testing for Browser Support with @supportsVídeo Aula
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65Setting up a Simple Build Process with NPM ScriptsVídeo Aula
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66Wrapping up the Natours Project: Final ConsiderationsVídeo Aula
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67Section IntroVídeo Aula
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68Why Flexbox: An Overview of the Philosophy Behind FlexboxVídeo Aula
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69A Basic Intro to Flexbox: The Flex ContainerVídeo Aula
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70A Basic Intro to Flexbox: Flex ItemsVídeo Aula
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71A Basic Intro to Flexbox: Adding More Flex ItemsVídeo Aula
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72Project OverviewVídeo Aula
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73Defining Project Settings and Custom PropertiesVídeo Aula
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74Building the Overall LayoutVídeo Aula
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75Building the Header - Part 1Vídeo Aula
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76Building the Header - Part 2Vídeo Aula
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77Building the Header - Part 3Vídeo Aula
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78Building the Navigation - Part 1Vídeo Aula
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79Building the Navigation - Part 2Vídeo Aula
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80Building the Hotel Overview - Part 1Vídeo Aula
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81Building the Hotel Overview - Part 2Vídeo Aula
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82Building the Description Section - Part 1Vídeo Aula
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83Building the Description Section - Part 2Vídeo Aula
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84Building the User Reviews SectionVídeo Aula
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85Building the CTA SectionVídeo Aula
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86Writing Media Queries - Part 1Vídeo Aula
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87Writing Media Queries - Part 2Vídeo Aula
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88Wrapping up the Trillo Project: Final ConsiderationsVídeo Aula
