At first I strongly disliked CSS and it was one of the main reasons I stayed away from front-end development for a long time. I'd always end up creating a crooked and unaligned mess of a site whenever I attempted it. It wasn't until I took a step back and re-learned some of the basics - most importantly the box model - that I started to gain a strong understanding of the framework the language was laying out. Plain CSS still feel tedious which is why I use SASS now. but I believe anyone can conquer it if they take a few days to learn and understand it's core principals.
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At first I strongly disliked CSS and it was one of the main reasons I stayed away from front-end development for a long time. I'd always end up creating a crooked and unaligned mess of a site whenever I attempted it. It wasn't until I took a step back and re-learned some of the basics - most importantly the box model - that I started to gain a strong understanding of the framework the language was laying out. Plain CSS still feel tedious which is why I use SASS now. but I believe anyone can conquer it if they take a few days to learn and understand it's core principals.