"Learn to code CSS, the first step to Style Coding you need to learn to succeed in Website beautification development, it is easy to learn and understand our online CSS Training course. It is designed for you with the complete steps to require learn Basic topics by Mr. Sudha Sekhar [MCP - Microsoft Certified Professional] will explain to you even complex topics to simplify and teach you even beginners can easily understand with real-time examples. Join this best CSS course to learn all about CSS from the start, in great depth! CSS - short for Cascading Style Sheets - is a ""programming language"" you use to turn your base HTML pages into real beautiful websites. This course covers all standards - we start at the very basics (What is CSS? How does it work? How do you apply it)? and gradually dive in deeper and deeper. And we do this by showing both practical coding examples as well as the theory behind it. Getting started with CSS might look easy but there actually is a lot of depth to CSS - hence this course provides different ""Levels"" or ""Entry points"" to exactly meet your demands and reflect your current knowledge level: The Basics Level: Start from scratch, learn CSS from the ground up. You start with lecture 1 and simply follow through to the end step by step. The Intermediate Level: You already know the CSS basics, you know what inline, internal, and external CSS are and how it works but you want to dive in deeper and learn some intermediate features and usages. The Advanced Level: You got the intermediate knowledge, too, but you want to dive into things like Layout, CSS Animation, and CSS responsive page to apply a single CSS page that would be applicable on multiple devices like mobile, TV, computer, and large screens. The Expert Level: You got the advanced knowledge, too, but you want to dive into things like Multiple columns, CSS about UI / UX design, and CSS Pagination. This Level is for you. Of course, this course offers the theory and practical real-world examples - we'll build an entire real course project throughout the course - but there is also a coding exercise challenge for you to practice individual concepts taught throughout the course. Talking about the course project - we'll explain a simple template getting from the web and make a very simple step to create a real-life project within less time. We'll have a starting screen that has different sections, we got a responsive design, we show modals and forms and in general, we got a lot of CSS animations, font styles, and more! Here’s what's inside the course in detail - this is all also applied in a real-world project: The basics about inline, internal, and external CSS and selectors, Basic combinators and how you set up styling rules in general Properties and their values How to specify and classes and IDs work and why it's called ""Cascading"" Style Sheets Important theoretical concepts like the ""Box Model"" How the default position of elements can be changed Styling backgrounds (e.g., gradients) and images Which measurements and dimensions do you typically use in CSS (px, %, and more) Responsive design and what ""Mobile First"" means Styling forms, form inputs, and their alignments Working with text, fonts, and text styles How it works and how to use it in real-world coding exercises Using the CSS Grid and how it differs from the HTML grid Transforming and animating HTML elements with the help of CSS Writing future-proof CSS with features like CSS Pseudo-classes or best-practice class names Is this course for you? It's for you if ... you started with learning web development and you want to build more beautiful websites you already know CSS but want to dive deeper you're using CSS in a trial-and-error manner and want to change this (you should!) You might come back later if ... you're an absolute CSS pro and you know the CSS working group drafts by heart you're a backend-only developer (Java, Angular, Node, Asp.Net, PHP, NO HTML or frontend JavaScript) you're a total newcomer to web development and you don't know the basics of CSS If that sounds good to you, we'd be more than happy to welcome you into this course. "