Learning CSS can be quite a challenge. There are no shortcuts, and you will have to get your hands dirty and dive into the magical world of CSS.
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Well I was zipping through flexbox froggy all proud of myself...then level 24 and honestly, it took my like 5 minutes lol!
Thanks for the annoying reminder that I need to spend more time practicing my CSS skills! 🤣
Lol I think that level is famous for doing that 😂
There are whole reddit posts about it
This games are awesome no dought but real learning is very different. Games can't replace it :)
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Not sure I agree, it's a different way of learning and it really depends on what works for a person.
Oh man, you are a knowledgeable person :)
Awesome 💯
Happy you enjoyed this 💖
Hey DEV, nice 💡content, thanks for sharing it🙏🏻!
Glad you liked it 💖
Yes, I loved it!
Good day! Very interesting. Thank you.
Thank you Chris Bongers. It's awesome
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it
Some are fairly new, even if you know these concepts they are fun to play one evening 🙌
So interesting to learn CSS. Thanks for sharing.
It's a fun way of learning it, glad you enjoyed it 🙌
This was really fun, had a nice afternoon playing some guilt-free games!
Nice! Glad you enjoyed them
These look really cool!
They are, and super fun
would it be possible to get the code for some of these games as I enjoy rebuilding things to practise typing my code
Not sure, some are build as a paid system but you might be able to find some of the smaller ones.
That would be great if you could thanks
I know Ania does a lot of games, you might find it interesting to follow these.
youtube.com/watch?v=lhNdUVh3qCc
Thanks for sharing these amazing websites 💖🙏🏻
Super happy you like the article, did you get a chance to try some of them?
Nice! Thanks for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed this
I think these layout games are really fun - as games.
But I've talked to hundreds of developers who have played them a lot, but haven't had enough real-world experience to really get how to use the concepts in their own projects. I'm sure it works for some people - like any gamified system. CSS Speedrun was pretty fun. But again, I've rarely used selectors like that in real life.
Nothing helps you learn CSS like finding a site that excites you - and rebuilding it (probably also making it more responsive too). I'd consider these to be distractions that will ultimiatly slow down the learning process for most people. (just my opinion of course)
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