Many programmers under-appreciate the role of CSS in a website. Here are a few things I wish I knew when I began developing websites. The list is sorted considering learning curve and adaptability in mind — the easier stuff will come first. The tag might seem very useful at a new developer, but it is NOT important whenever I use it.
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10 CSS things I wish I knew when I was a beginner1. Browser Developer Tools2. Wrappers and re-usable classes3. Property — box-sizing4. Mobile-first approach5. !important is NOT important6. Positioning — absolute and relative7. Transition and Transform8. Flex-box and CSS Grid9. Phase out Bootstrap from your pet projects10. SASS6 Comments
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