CSS Tutorial

Getting Started with CSS

CSS Layouts

Display Types
Element Positioning
Flexbox Basics
Flexbox Columns
Grid Basics
Grid Alignment

Lists and Tables

List Styling
Custom Bullets
Table Borders
Table Spacing

Links and Buttons

Link Styles
Stylish Buttons
Hover Effects
Button Spacing

CSS Advanced Styling

Pseudo Classes
Pseudo Elements
Adding Shadows
CSS Transitions
CSS Animations
Using Gradients

Responsive Design

Responsive Intro
Media Queries
Responsive Text
Responsive Layouts
Flexible Units

CSS3 Features

Rounded Corners
Custom Fonts
CSS Transforms
CSS Variables

CSS Best Practices

Code Organization
Using Comments
Reusable Classes
Avoid Inline

Resources and Further Learning

Helpful Sites
CSS Books
CSS Communities

CSS: Make Your Website Look Amazing

CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheets, and it's like the clothing for your HTML! While HTML builds the structure of your web page (the bones), CSS makes it look good by adding style (the outfit). With CSS, you can add colors, adjust font sizes, and even position things exactly where you want them on the page.

How Does CSS Work?

CSS works by selecting parts of your HTML and applying styles to them. Think of it like giving instructions: "Hey, make all the headings blue!" or "Add some space between these paragraphs."


          h1 {
            color: blue; /* This makes the text blue */
            font-size: 2em; /* This makes the text larger */
            text-align: center; /* This centers the text */
          }

          p {
            font-size: 1em; /* This sets the size of the text */
            line-height: 1.5; /* This adds some space between lines */
          }

Why is CSS Important?

Imagine a plain HTML page without any style—it's like wearing plain white clothes every day. CSS lets you dress up your website, making it more attractive and easy to read. Whether you want to make a button red, add a background image, or make things responsive for mobile phones, CSS is what makes it possible.

Starting with CSS is simple. Just write some styles and connect them to your HTML file, and you'll immediately see the magic happen in your browser.