I've got a talk and some linked resources that should help a lot! It's all about how to make CSS seem less scary and frustrating, including:
understanding specificity
not over-specifying selectors
organizing your CSS
Honestly more than anything, though, I recommend that folks try out a CSS extension, like Sass. I've mentored a lot of folks who are trying to get better at CSS, and most all of them have told me that learning Sass fixed so many of their issues. (I've got a talk with resources about Sass too, haha.)
I've got a talk and some linked resources that should help a lot! It's all about how to make CSS seem less scary and frustrating, including:
Honestly more than anything, though, I recommend that folks try out a CSS extension, like Sass. I've mentored a lot of folks who are trying to get better at CSS, and most all of them have told me that learning Sass fixed so many of their issues. (I've got a talk with resources about Sass too, haha.)
Thank you for sharing, I will check your talks out :D