Advanced CSS: Functions, Selector ,Grid, Flex, Sass And More

Learn CSS Functions, Variable, Selector ,Units, Grid, Flex, Filter, Animation, Pseudo-class, Nesting And Sass

What you'll learn
CSS Units (em,rem,vh, vw,vmax,vmin and more) Tutorial
CSS Variables - var() Tutorial
CSS Functions()
CSS Calc() Min() Max() Clamp() Function Tutorial
CSS Advance Selectors
CSS Pseudo-Classes Selectors Tutorial
CSS Grid
CSS Flexbox
CSS filter
CSS 2D and 3D transformation
CSS perspective
CSS animation
CSS preprocessor Sass


Requirements
basic knowledge about CSS and HTML
Description
The "
Advanced CSS
" course is designed to take your CSS skills to the next level, providing you with a comprehensive understanding of the most powerful and cutting-edge features in modern web design. This course delves into the depths of CSS, exploring advanced techniques and concepts that will empower you to create visually stunning, dynamic, and responsive web layouts. Through a combination of theoretical knowledge and practical exercises, you will gain the expertise needed to tackle complex web design challenges with confidence.
Course Objectives: By the end of this course, students will:
Gain a deep understanding of CSS variables, units, and functions, enabling them to write cleaner and more maintainable CSS code.
Master the art of selecting and targeting HTML elements efficiently with CSS selectors and pseudo-classes, enhancing control over page elements.
Create sophisticated and flexible page layouts using CSS Grid and Flexbox, ensuring seamless responsiveness across various devices and screen sizes.
Explore the creative potential of CSS filters, transforms, and perspectives to add captivating visual effects to web elements.
Learn to bring web pages to life with CSS animations, captivating users and enhancing user experience.
Understand the concept of CSS nesting, simplifying code structure, and making it more organized.
Harness the power of SASS, a popular CSS preprocessor, to streamline and optimize CSS workflow.
Course Outline:
CSS Variables
Introduction to CSS variables and their advantages
Defining variables and using them across stylesheets
Dynamic theming with CSS variables
Best practices for using CSS variables effectively
CSS Units
Understanding different CSS units (e.g., pixels, percentages, em, rem)
Using relative units for responsive design
Utilizing viewport units for fluid layouts
Combining units for optimal design results
CSS Functions
Exploring CSS functions like calc(), clamp(), and min()/max()
Creating custom functions with CSS variables
Applying functions for dynamic styles and layout adjustments
CSS Selectors and Pseudo-classes
In-depth understanding of CSS selectors (e.g., element, class, ID, attribute selectors)
Targeting elements with pseudo-classes (e.g., :hover, :active, :nth-child)
Advanced selector combinations and specificity rules
Practical examples and use cases
CSS Grid
Building complex layouts with CSS Grid
Creating responsive grids for various screen sizes
Grid alignment and positioning techniques
Nested grids and grid-based design patterns
CSS Flexbox
Mastering Flexbox concepts and terminology
Creating flexible and adaptive page structures
Aligning and justifying content within flex containers
Combining Flexbox with other layout techniques
CSS Filters, Transforms, and Perspective

Applying visual effects with CSS filters (e.g., blur, grayscale, contrast)
Transforming elements in 2D and 3D space
Understanding the perspective and transforming 3D objects
Creating engaging user interactions with transitions
CSS Animation

CSS animation properties and keyframes
Designing smooth and visually appealing animations
Combining animations with other CSS features
Performance considerations and best practices
CSS Nesting
Organizing CSS rules with nesting techniques
Avoiding specificity issues with nested styles
Using the & operator for concise and readable code
CSS Preprocessor SASS
Introduction to SASS and its benefits
Variables, mixins, and functions in SASS
Nesting and inheritance in SASS
Compiling SASS into standard CSS
Course Methodology: This course will employ a combination of instructional lectures, practical hands-on exercises, and real-world projects to reinforce the concepts taught. Students will have access to a development environment and code editor to experiment with the techniques covered in the course. The instructor will provide guidance, feedback, and support throughout the learning journey.
Who Should Enroll: The "Advanced CSS" course is ideal for web developers, designers, and anyone seeking to enhance their front-end web development skills. Students should have a solid understanding of HTML and CSS fundamentals before enrolling in this course.
Who this course is for:
Front end web developer and designer



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