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About the Training

The CSS Bootcamp Training is a comprehensive course designed to equip participants with style and design-focused skills in web development. This training teaches participants both fundamental and advanced concepts of CSS, helping them create aesthetic and responsive web pages.

In the first section, participants are introduced to the basic building blocks of CSS. They learn how to style web pages using concepts like CSS selectors, colors, fonts, and the box model. This section focuses on altering the basic layout and appearance of web pages.

The second section emphasizes responsive web design. Participants learn to create dynamic web pages that adapt to different screen sizes and devices using CSS features like media queries, flexbox, and grid systems.

The third section covers CSS animations and transitions. Participants learn how to animate page elements in response to user interactions and how to enrich web pages with smooth transitions for a more engaging user experience.

In the fourth section, participants are introduced to CSS preprocessors. They learn advanced techniques to make CSS code more modular and maintainable using preprocessors like SASS and LESS.

Throughout the CSS Bootcamp Training, participants work on real-world projects, allowing them to apply the theoretical knowledge they’ve gained in practical settings. This hands-on approach provides valuable experience in developing modern, responsive, and visually appealing web pages.

The CSS Bootcamp Training is ideal for those interested in web design and looking to enhance their CSS skills. It also provides a solid foundation for improving the appearance and user experience of web pages, potentially boosting participants’ careers in this field.

What Will You Learn?

The CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) Bootcamp training teaches participants how to style the visual appearance of web pages. Throughout the course, you will learn:
  • CSS selectors and style definitions
  • CSS dimensions, colors, and typography
  • CSS boxes and positioning
  • CSS responsive design and screen sizes
  • CSS animations and transition effects
  • CSS class and ID selectors
  • CSS content and image layout
This training will help you gain a better understanding of CSS and enable you to professionally style and organize the visual appearance of web pages.

Prerequisites

Prerequisites for CSS Bootcamp Training:
  • HTML Editing Skills: Understanding how HTML works and how to edit it is essential for learning how to use CSS effectively.
  • Computer and Internet Access: You will need a computer and internet access to write and run code during the training.
  • Code Editor: You will need a code editor (e.g., Sublime Text, Visual Studio Code) to write and execute code throughout the training.
  • Basic Programming Knowledge: Understanding programming concepts is important since CSS is a programming language.
  • English Proficiency: Training materials and documentation are typically provided in English.
  • Operating System Knowledge: You should have basic knowledge of the operating system you will be using during the training (e.g., Windows, macOS, Linux).
These prerequisites will help you complete the training more efficiently and easily, but you can still complete the course even if some of these skills are not yet fully developed.

Who Should Attend?

The CSS Bootcamp training may be suitable for the following individuals:
  • Web Design Enthusiasts: Ideal for those interested in styling the visual appearance of web pages.
  • HTML Users: Since CSS is used in conjunction with HTML, those already working with HTML will benefit from this training.
  • Web Developers: A great option for web developers looking to enhance the professional appearance of their web pages.
  • Beginner Programmers: Perfect for those new to programming and web development who want to start learning programming languages.
  • Anyone Interested in Learning: Anyone who wishes to understand CSS better can join the CSS Bootcamp training.
This training is open to all who want to deepen their knowledge of CSS and improve their web design and development skills.

Outline

  • CSS Introduction
  • What is CSS?
  • CSS Version Numbers and CSS Levels
  • Who is responsible for CSS?
  • Why should I be writing CSS?
  • When was CSS created?
  • Where is the official CSS specification?
  • CSS Syntax
  • Introduction to Writing CSS
  • CSS @rules
  • CSS functions
  • CSS Scope
  • Critical CSS
  • CSS Keywords
  • Selectors and Specificity
  • Introduction to CSS Selectors and Specificity
  • Helpful definitions
    • Selectors
    • Simple selectors
    • Combinators
    • Compound selectors
    • Complex selectors
    • The CSS “key”
    • CSS Selector types
    • Tag or element selectors
    • Id Selectors
    • Class selectors
  • Specificity
    • Specificity Hierarchy
    • CSS Cascade Rules
    • CSS Specificity Rules
  • Logically-applied selectors
  • Feature Detection
  • Introduction to Feature Detection
  • What is Modernizr?
  • CSS Feature Queries
    • CSS @supports
    • supports
  • Introduction to the CSS box model
  • What is the CSS box model?
  • CSS border Outline
  • Block inline boxes
  • CSS Float property
  • Setting the box size
  • Challenge Exercise: Using the CSS box model
  • Z-Index and stacking orders
  • CSS logical properties
  • The CSS Reset
  • Introduction to the CSS reset
  • Why use a CSS reset?
  • Why not use a CSS reset?
  • CSS Custom Properties
  • Introduction to CSS Custom Properties
  • What are custom properties?
    • How to declare a custom property
    • Using a custom property
    • Variable types
    • Variable use cases
    • Variable scope
  • Using a custom property
  • @property rule
  • CSS Typography
  • Introduction to Typography
  • Units of Measurement
    • Fixed units of measurement
    • Relative units of measurement
    • Absolute relative units
  • Font Sizes and browser rendering
  • CSS 3
  • Introduction to CSS3
  • What is CSS3?
  • Understanding the CSS Version numbers and CSS Levels
  • CSS3 Transforms
    • What is a CSS transform?
    • CSS3 2D transforms
    • CSS3 3D transforms
    • CSS transform: properties and methods
  • CSS3 Transitions
    • What is a CSS3 transition?
    • How do I execute a CSS3 transition?
  • CSS3 Animations
    • CSS3 animation code
  • CSS3 3D Animations
    • 3D tansformations
  • CSS Layout
  • Introduction to page layout with CSS
  • Position property value
    • position: static
    • position: relative
    • position: absolute
    • position: fixed
    • position: sticky
  • CSS display property
    • Introduction to the CSS display property
    • Hiding elements
    • Using the display property for layout
  • Using Viewport units for layout
  • Introduction to Viewport Units
    • Viewport width
    • Viewport height
    • Viewport minimum and maximum
  • CSS Flexbox
  • Introduction to the display: flex property
    • What is a flexbox?
    • Creating a flexbox
    • The flex layout model
    • Flex display properties
  • Flex Grow, Shrink, and Basis
  • CSS Grid Layout
  • Introduction to the CSS grid layout
    • What is a grid?
    • Features of a grid layout
    • Grid glossary
    • Placing items on the grid
    • Grid properties
  • CSS Multi-Column Layout
  • Introduction to CSS columns
    • Creating multi-column layout
    • Column properties
    • Column-related design issues
  • Introduction to CSS Optimization
  • CSS minification
  • CSS color manipulation
  • Use resets
  • Sort CSS rules
  • Write object-oriented CSS
  • Make your CSS modular
  • Use CSS properties and functions
    • CSS calc()
    • CSS inherit
  • Use sprites
  • Using an online minifier
  • Add vendor prefixes
  • Check code quality
    • CSS lint
  • Identify unused CSS
  • Use an online CSS beautifier
  • CSS code organization
    • Code organization tips
    • Use a CSS style guide
    • Use a CSS preprocessor
    • CSS loading techniques
  • Advanced CSS Optimization
  • Writing scalable, efficient, and maintainable CSS
  • Naming Conventions
  • Semantic CSS
    • BEM
    • OOCSS
    • SMACSS
    • Atomic
  • Formatting CSS
  • Understanding CSS Rendering and Performance
  • Browser rendering and optimization terms
    • Rendering stages
    • Guided Exercise: Understanding the browser’s rendering stages
  • Optimizing CSS
    • Optimize selectors
    • Remove unused CSS
    • Use testing tools
    • Avoid unnecessary DOM manipulations
    • Use a CDN
    • Minimize repaint and reflows
    • Paint cycles and compositor layers
    • CSS and JavaScript
    • More optimization tipss

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