It's a good post but I think you could improve it if you turn it into a series. For example, this would be the first post; the second could deal with CSS units of measure; the third on pseudo-classes.
I mention it because you were pretty lazy about the units of measures (px, rem, vh, etc) and because you didn't mention about the pseudo-classes beyond :hover, which are quite useful (::before, :not(), etc)
The goal of this article was how to create a simple website, and I believe I included everything what's absolutely necessary. Sure, we can add more stuff here, but I wanted to keep it as simple as possible.
Diving deeply in px, rem, vh, ::before, and similar seems a bit too complex for a beginner and its simple website.
But I could write an article about more advanced CSS properties you need to build a website!
It's a good post but I think you could improve it if you turn it into a series. For example, this would be the first post; the second could deal with CSS units of measure; the third on pseudo-classes.
I mention it because you were pretty lazy about the units of measures (px, rem, vh, etc) and because you didn't mention about the pseudo-classes beyond :hover, which are quite useful (::before, :not(), etc)
I both agree and disagree!
The goal of this article was how to create a simple website, and I believe I included everything what's absolutely necessary. Sure, we can add more stuff here, but I wanted to keep it as simple as possible.
Diving deeply in px, rem, vh, ::before, and similar seems a bit too complex for a beginner and its simple website.
But I could write an article about more advanced CSS properties you need to build a website!
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