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Two years ago, I had just gotten employed at my job and we were going through an in between projects and contacts phase. Basically, as a developer, I was bored.
I didn't want to waste my time, so I decided to improve my CSS skills. Back then CSS for me was what I couldn't do with Bootstrap. It was just simple properties I added here and there. So, I decided I'd up my game by looking up challenges online.
Suggested Read: CSS Variables and How to Use Them
The first place I went to for challenges was Codepen. Codepen has a new theme of challenges every month, and every week of that month there would be a challenge revolving around the theme.
The first challenge I did was for for a ghosts challenge (It was October at the time and the theme was Halloween).
\n See the Pen \n Nice Ghost by Shahed Nasser (@shahednasser)\n on CodePen.\n
\nPretty lame to be completely honest. But, with time I moved on to something like this:
\n See the Pen \n Tiger Pattern on Hover List - #CodePenChallenge by Shahed Nasser (@shahednasser)\n on CodePen.\n
\nAnd this
\n See the Pen \n Focus Table / Hover Table by Shahed Nasser (@shahednasser)\n on CodePen.\n
\nLooking back at it, I found these two so hard to do. My skills were so much lacking that designing a table with a hover effect seemed like it was too much.
Codepen was not enough though, as the challenges were just once a week and I needed to do more. So, I had to look through other challenges online.
Daily CSS Images takes a more fun approach at learning CSS. Basically, everyday you create a certain object or animal, but with CSS. At the time I thought \"how would learning how to make a bear be helpful?\" but after time I realized that it's not about what you were making, it's about how you make it and what you learn in the process.
So, I made a bear with CSS.
\n See the Pen \n CSS Bear Cub - #DailyCSSImages by Shahed Nasser (@shahednasser)\n on CodePen.\n
\nI learned how to use rotate and transform through this one. I remember I was so confused trying to make the ears in particular. After I was done though, I felt so proud of it.
Another one I did was a clock. Now this one I needed a tutorial to help me because I didn't know how to make the clock hands move without Javascript. Before doing this, I thought it was impossible to do it with only CSS.
\n See the Pen \n CSS Alarm Clock - #DailyCSSImages Challenge by Shahed Nasser (@shahednasser)\n on CodePen.\n
\nThrough making this one it was my first time even hearing about transform-origin. I also expanded my knowledge a lot with using transform and animations. This one was a big step up for me.
I also did an elephant, a beaver, a jellyfish, and a rose. Daily CSS Images Challenge helped me understand more about animations and transforms and perspective in CSS.
Daily CSS Images Challenge also helped me step up my CodePen Challenges game!
\n See the Pen \n CodePen Challenge - Panda by Shahed Nasser (@shahednasser)\n on CodePen.\n
\nAlthough these challenges helped, I needed to move on to something more realistic. A challenge where I would make something that I would actually make in a real project.
100 Days CSS Challenge was my favorite challenge to be a part of. First off, their website featured the works of developers who participated on CodePen, so it was a nice boost for me. Also, their challenges looked so beautiful to me, and in a lot of cases, something I'd love to do on a next project of mine.
The first challenge I did was this:
\n See the Pen \n #100daysCSSChallenge by Shahed Nasser (@shahednasser)\n on CodePen.\n
\nA simple grid of images that shows a heart on hover. Yes, it is simple, but again because I lacked in my skills it was helpful.
I also did this Search bar:
\n See the Pen \n Search Bar - 100 Days CSS Challenge by Shahed Nasser (@shahednasser)\n on CodePen.\n
\nAnd this counter:
\n See the Pen \n Counter - 100 Days CSS Challenge by Shahed Nasser (@shahednasser)\n on CodePen.\n
\nAgain, all simple concepts, but it was still really helpful. I learned how to make prettier designs. CSS isn't just about knowing how to do something or memorizing the properties, it's also about utilizing what you know to make a visually pleasing design.
These challenges also had Javascript in them so it was helpful to practice Javascript as well.
Another challenge I took on as well was Codevember. Codevember ran from 2016 till 2019, and it would show a list of challenges for every day in November.
Codevember's challenges were simple. Each day would have a keyword and you have to create something that relates to it. This helps shift your perspective from just coding with CSS to using your imagination to find an idea, then think how would I bring this idea to life with CSS.
So, at first when the concept was Infinity, I took a pretty simple approach to it:
\n See the Pen \n #codevember - 01 - infinity by Shahed Nasser (@shahednasser)\n on CodePen.\n
\nBut when the concept was Web, I made a spider sitting on a web (with the help of SVG):
\n See the Pen \n #codevember - 03 - Web by Shahed Nasser (@shahednasser)\n on CodePen.\n
\nIt helped me think more creatively and then try to find a way to do it with CSS, while maintaining what I learned from 100 Days CSS Challenge to make it visually pleasing.
Everyone knows that to improve your skill in any programming language, you need to practice. Even if it seems hard in the beginning, with time you will improve and you will learn new concepts and ways of thinking as well. Whether it's CSS or any other programming language, look online for motivating challenges to keep you going and practicing to become a better developer.
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I didn't want to waste my time, so I decided to improve my CSS skills. Back then CSS for me was what I couldn't do with Bootstrap. It was just simple properties I added here and there. So, I decided I'd up my game by looking up challenges online.
Suggested Read: CSS Variables and How to Use Them
The first place I went to for challenges was Codepen. Codepen has a new theme of challenges every month, and every week of that month there would be a challenge revolving around the theme.
The first challenge I did was for for a ghosts challenge (It was October at the time and the theme was Halloween).
\n See the Pen \n Nice Ghost by Shahed Nasser (@shahednasser)\n on CodePen.\n
\nPretty lame to be completely honest. But, with time I moved on to something like this:
\n See the Pen \n Tiger Pattern on Hover List - #CodePenChallenge by Shahed Nasser (@shahednasser)\n on CodePen.\n
\nAnd this
\n See the Pen \n Focus Table / Hover Table by Shahed Nasser (@shahednasser)\n on CodePen.\n
\nLooking back at it, I found these two so hard to do. My skills were so much lacking that designing a table with a hover effect seemed like it was too much.
Codepen was not enough though, as the challenges were just once a week and I needed to do more. So, I had to look through other challenges online.
Daily CSS Images takes a more fun approach at learning CSS. Basically, everyday you create a certain object or animal, but with CSS. At the time I thought \"how would learning how to make a bear be helpful?\" but after time I realized that it's not about what you were making, it's about how you make it and what you learn in the process.
So, I made a bear with CSS.
\n See the Pen \n CSS Bear Cub - #DailyCSSImages by Shahed Nasser (@shahednasser)\n on CodePen.\n
\nI learned how to use rotate and transform through this one. I remember I was so confused trying to make the ears in particular. After I was done though, I felt so proud of it.
Another one I did was a clock. Now this one I needed a tutorial to help me because I didn't know how to make the clock hands move without Javascript. Before doing this, I thought it was impossible to do it with only CSS.
\n See the Pen \n CSS Alarm Clock - #DailyCSSImages Challenge by Shahed Nasser (@shahednasser)\n on CodePen.\n
\nThrough making this one it was my first time even hearing about transform-origin. I also expanded my knowledge a lot with using transform and animations. This one was a big step up for me.
I also did an elephant, a beaver, a jellyfish, and a rose. Daily CSS Images Challenge helped me understand more about animations and transforms and perspective in CSS.
Daily CSS Images Challenge also helped me step up my CodePen Challenges game!
\n See the Pen \n CodePen Challenge - Panda by Shahed Nasser (@shahednasser)\n on CodePen.\n
\nAlthough these challenges helped, I needed to move on to something more realistic. A challenge where I would make something that I would actually make in a real project.
100 Days CSS Challenge was my favorite challenge to be a part of. First off, their website featured the works of developers who participated on CodePen, so it was a nice boost for me. Also, their challenges looked so beautiful to me, and in a lot of cases, something I'd love to do on a next project of mine.
The first challenge I did was this:
\n See the Pen \n #100daysCSSChallenge by Shahed Nasser (@shahednasser)\n on CodePen.\n
\nA simple grid of images that shows a heart on hover. Yes, it is simple, but again because I lacked in my skills it was helpful.
I also did this Search bar:
\n See the Pen \n Search Bar - 100 Days CSS Challenge by Shahed Nasser (@shahednasser)\n on CodePen.\n
\nAnd this counter:
\n See the Pen \n Counter - 100 Days CSS Challenge by Shahed Nasser (@shahednasser)\n on CodePen.\n
\nAgain, all simple concepts, but it was still really helpful. I learned how to make prettier designs. CSS isn't just about knowing how to do something or memorizing the properties, it's also about utilizing what you know to make a visually pleasing design.
These challenges also had Javascript in them so it was helpful to practice Javascript as well.
Another challenge I took on as well was Codevember. Codevember ran from 2016 till 2019, and it would show a list of challenges for every day in November.
Codevember's challenges were simple. Each day would have a keyword and you have to create something that relates to it. This helps shift your perspective from just coding with CSS to using your imagination to find an idea, then think how would I bring this idea to life with CSS.
So, at first when the concept was Infinity, I took a pretty simple approach to it:
\n See the Pen \n #codevember - 01 - infinity by Shahed Nasser (@shahednasser)\n on CodePen.\n
\nBut when the concept was Web, I made a spider sitting on a web (with the help of SVG):
\n See the Pen \n #codevember - 03 - Web by Shahed Nasser (@shahednasser)\n on CodePen.\n
\nIt helped me think more creatively and then try to find a way to do it with CSS, while maintaining what I learned from 100 Days CSS Challenge to make it visually pleasing.
Everyone knows that to improve your skill in any programming language, you need to practice. Even if it seems hard in the beginning, with time you will improve and you will learn new concepts and ways of thinking as well. Whether it's CSS or any other programming language, look online for motivating challenges to keep you going and practicing to become a better developer.
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Basically, as a developer, I was bored. \n\nI didn't want to waste my time, so I decided to improve my CSS skills. Back then\nCSS for me was what I couldn't do with Bootstrap. It was just simple properties\nI added here and there. So, I decided I'd up my game by looking up challenges\nonline.\n\nSuggested Read: CSS Variables and How to Use Them\n[https://blog.shahednasser.com/css-variables-and-how-to-use-them/]\n\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\nCodepen Challenges\nThe first place I went to for challenges was Codepen\n[https://codepen.io/challenges]. Codepen has a new theme of challenges every\nmonth, and every week of that month there would be a challenge revolving around\nthe theme.\n\nThe first challenge I did was for for a ghosts challenge (It was October at the\ntime and the theme was Halloween).\n\n See the Pen Nice Ghost [https://codepen.io/shahednasser/pen/NOGYLO] by Shahed\nNasser (@shahednasser [https://codepen.io/shahednasser])\non CodePen [https://codepen.io].\n\nPretty lame to be completely honest. But, with time I moved on to something like\nthis:\n\n See the Pen Tiger Pattern on Hover List - #CodePenChallenge\n[https://codepen.io/shahednasser/pen/xQpBJb] by Shahed Nasser (@shahednasser\n[https://codepen.io/shahednasser])\non CodePen [https://codepen.io].\n\nAnd this\n\n See the Pen Focus Table / Hover Table\n[https://codepen.io/shahednasser/pen/EdyrRX] by Shahed Nasser (@shahednasser\n[https://codepen.io/shahednasser])\non CodePen [https://codepen.io].\n\nLooking back at it, I found these two so hard to do. My skills were so much\nlacking that designing a table with a hover effect seemed like it was too much.\n\nCodepen was not enough though, as the challenges were just once a week and I\nneeded to do more. So, I had to look through other challenges online.\n\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\nDaily CSS Images\nDaily CSS Images\n[https://gist.github.com/MeFoDy/067daabf9c3ea0e554f045fc067e23b0] takes a more\nfun approach at learning CSS. Basically, everyday you create a certain object or\nanimal, but with CSS. At the time I thought \"how would learning how to make a\nbear be helpful?\" but after time I realized that it's not about what you were\nmaking, it's about how you make it and what you learn in the process.\n\nSo, I made a bear with CSS.\n\n See the Pen CSS Bear Cub - #DailyCSSImages\n[https://codepen.io/shahednasser/pen/bmgZdO] by Shahed Nasser (@shahednasser\n[https://codepen.io/shahednasser])\non CodePen [https://codepen.io].\n\nI learned how to use rotate and transform through this one. I remember I was so\nconfused trying to make the ears in particular. After I was done though, I felt\nso proud of it.\n\nAnother one I did was a clock. Now this one I needed a tutorial to help me\nbecause I didn't know how to make the clock hands move without Javascript.\nBefore doing this, I thought it was impossible to do it with only CSS.\n\n See the Pen CSS Alarm Clock - #DailyCSSImages Challenge\n[https://codepen.io/shahednasser/pen/wYpJdP] by Shahed Nasser (@shahednasser\n[https://codepen.io/shahednasser])\non CodePen [https://codepen.io].\n\nThrough making this one it was my first time even hearing about transform-origin\n. I also expanded my knowledge a lot with using transform and animations. This\none was a big step up for me.\n\nI also did an elephant, a beaver, a jellyfish, and a rose. Daily CSS Images\nChallenge helped me understand more about animations and transforms and\nperspective in CSS. \n\nDaily CSS Images Challenge also helped me step up my CodePen Challenges game!\n\n See the Pen CodePen Challenge - Panda\n[https://codepen.io/shahednasser/pen/VVPYLK] by Shahed Nasser (@shahednasser\n[https://codepen.io/shahednasser])\non CodePen [https://codepen.io].\n\nAlthough these challenges helped, I needed to move on to something more\nrealistic. A challenge where I would make something that I would actually make\nin a real project.\n\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\n100 Days CSS Challenge\n100 Days CSS Challenge [https://100dayscss.com/] was my favorite challenge to be\na part of. First off, their website featured the works of developers who\nparticipated on CodePen, so it was a nice boost for me. Also, their challenges\nlooked so beautiful to me, and in a lot of cases, something I'd love to do on a\nnext project of mine.\n\nThe first challenge I did was this:\n\n See the Pen #100daysCSSChallenge [https://codepen.io/shahednasser/pen/wYJxvx] \nby Shahed Nasser (@shahednasser [https://codepen.io/shahednasser])\non CodePen [https://codepen.io].\n\nA simple grid of images that shows a heart on hover. Yes, it is simple, but\nagain because I lacked in my skills it was helpful.\n\nI also did this Search bar:\n\n See the Pen Search Bar - 100 Days CSS Challenge\n[https://codepen.io/shahednasser/pen/XxOPOQ] by Shahed Nasser (@shahednasser\n[https://codepen.io/shahednasser])\non CodePen [https://codepen.io].\n\nAnd this counter:\n\n See the Pen Counter - 100 Days CSS Challenge\n[https://codepen.io/shahednasser/pen/PygOzB] by Shahed Nasser (@shahednasser\n[https://codepen.io/shahednasser])\non CodePen [https://codepen.io].\n\nAgain, all simple concepts, but it was still really helpful. I learned how to\nmake prettier designs. CSS isn't just about knowing how to do something or\nmemorizing the properties, it's also about utilizing what you know to make a\nvisually pleasing design.\n\nThese challenges also had Javascript in them so it was helpful to practice\nJavascript as well.\n\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\nCodevember\nAnother challenge I took on as well was Codevember [http://codevember.xyz/].\nCodevember ran from 2016 till 2019, and it would show a list of challenges for\nevery day in November.\n\nCodevember's challenges were simple. Each day would have a keyword and you have\nto create something that relates to it. This helps shift your perspective from\njust coding with CSS to using your imagination to find an idea, then think how\nwould I bring this idea to life with CSS.\n\nSo, at first when the concept was Infinity, I took a pretty simple approach to\nit:\n\n See the Pen #codevember - 01 - infinity\n[https://codepen.io/shahednasser/pen/eQZGbX] by Shahed Nasser (@shahednasser\n[https://codepen.io/shahednasser])\non CodePen [https://codepen.io].\n\nBut when the concept was Web, I made a spider sitting on a web (with the help of\nSVG):\n\n See the Pen #codevember - 03 - Web [https://codepen.io/shahednasser/pen/pQNRKO] \nby Shahed Nasser (@shahednasser [https://codepen.io/shahednasser])\non CodePen [https://codepen.io].\n\nIt helped me think more creatively and then try to find a way to do it with CSS,\nwhile maintaining what I learned from 100 Days CSS Challenge to make it visually\npleasing.\n\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\nConclusion\nEveryone knows that to improve your skill in any programming language, you need\nto practice. Even if it seems hard in the beginning, with time you will improve\nand you will learn new concepts and ways of thinking as well. Whether it's CSS\nor any other programming language, look online for motivating challenges to keep\nyou going and practicing to become a better developer.","html":"Two years ago, I had just gotten employed at my job and we were going through an in between projects and contacts phase. Basically, as a developer, I was bored.
I didn't want to waste my time, so I decided to improve my CSS skills. Back then CSS for me was what I couldn't do with Bootstrap. It was just simple properties I added here and there. So, I decided I'd up my game by looking up challenges online.
Suggested Read: CSS Variables and How to Use Them
The first place I went to for challenges was Codepen. Codepen has a new theme of challenges every month, and every week of that month there would be a challenge revolving around the theme.
The first challenge I did was for for a ghosts challenge (It was October at the time and the theme was Halloween).
\n See the Pen \n Nice Ghost by Shahed Nasser (@shahednasser)\n on CodePen.\n
\nPretty lame to be completely honest. But, with time I moved on to something like this:
\n See the Pen \n Tiger Pattern on Hover List - #CodePenChallenge by Shahed Nasser (@shahednasser)\n on CodePen.\n
\nAnd this
\n See the Pen \n Focus Table / Hover Table by Shahed Nasser (@shahednasser)\n on CodePen.\n
\nLooking back at it, I found these two so hard to do. My skills were so much lacking that designing a table with a hover effect seemed like it was too much.
Codepen was not enough though, as the challenges were just once a week and I needed to do more. So, I had to look through other challenges online.
Daily CSS Images takes a more fun approach at learning CSS. Basically, everyday you create a certain object or animal, but with CSS. At the time I thought \"how would learning how to make a bear be helpful?\" but after time I realized that it's not about what you were making, it's about how you make it and what you learn in the process.
So, I made a bear with CSS.
\n See the Pen \n CSS Bear Cub - #DailyCSSImages by Shahed Nasser (@shahednasser)\n on CodePen.\n
\nI learned how to use rotate and transform through this one. I remember I was so confused trying to make the ears in particular. After I was done though, I felt so proud of it.
Another one I did was a clock. Now this one I needed a tutorial to help me because I didn't know how to make the clock hands move without Javascript. Before doing this, I thought it was impossible to do it with only CSS.
\n See the Pen \n CSS Alarm Clock - #DailyCSSImages Challenge by Shahed Nasser (@shahednasser)\n on CodePen.\n
\nThrough making this one it was my first time even hearing about transform-origin. I also expanded my knowledge a lot with using transform and animations. This one was a big step up for me.
I also did an elephant, a beaver, a jellyfish, and a rose. Daily CSS Images Challenge helped me understand more about animations and transforms and perspective in CSS.
Daily CSS Images Challenge also helped me step up my CodePen Challenges game!
\n See the Pen \n CodePen Challenge - Panda by Shahed Nasser (@shahednasser)\n on CodePen.\n
\nAlthough these challenges helped, I needed to move on to something more realistic. A challenge where I would make something that I would actually make in a real project.
100 Days CSS Challenge was my favorite challenge to be a part of. First off, their website featured the works of developers who participated on CodePen, so it was a nice boost for me. Also, their challenges looked so beautiful to me, and in a lot of cases, something I'd love to do on a next project of mine.
The first challenge I did was this:
\n See the Pen \n #100daysCSSChallenge by Shahed Nasser (@shahednasser)\n on CodePen.\n
\nA simple grid of images that shows a heart on hover. Yes, it is simple, but again because I lacked in my skills it was helpful.
I also did this Search bar:
\n See the Pen \n Search Bar - 100 Days CSS Challenge by Shahed Nasser (@shahednasser)\n on CodePen.\n
\nAnd this counter:
\n See the Pen \n Counter - 100 Days CSS Challenge by Shahed Nasser (@shahednasser)\n on CodePen.\n
\nAgain, all simple concepts, but it was still really helpful. I learned how to make prettier designs. CSS isn't just about knowing how to do something or memorizing the properties, it's also about utilizing what you know to make a visually pleasing design.
These challenges also had Javascript in them so it was helpful to practice Javascript as well.
Another challenge I took on as well was Codevember. Codevember ran from 2016 till 2019, and it would show a list of challenges for every day in November.
Codevember's challenges were simple. Each day would have a keyword and you have to create something that relates to it. This helps shift your perspective from just coding with CSS to using your imagination to find an idea, then think how would I bring this idea to life with CSS.
So, at first when the concept was Infinity, I took a pretty simple approach to it:
\n See the Pen \n #codevember - 01 - infinity by Shahed Nasser (@shahednasser)\n on CodePen.\n
\nBut when the concept was Web, I made a spider sitting on a web (with the help of SVG):
\n See the Pen \n #codevember - 03 - Web by Shahed Nasser (@shahednasser)\n on CodePen.\n
\nIt helped me think more creatively and then try to find a way to do it with CSS, while maintaining what I learned from 100 Days CSS Challenge to make it visually pleasing.
Everyone knows that to improve your skill in any programming language, you need to practice. Even if it seems hard in the beginning, with time you will improve and you will learn new concepts and ways of thinking as well. Whether it's CSS or any other programming language, look online for motivating challenges to keep you going and practicing to become a better developer.
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I didn't want to waste my time, so I decided to improve my CSS skills. Back then CSS for me was what I couldn't do with Bootstrap. It was just simple properties I added here and there. So, I decided I'd up my game by looking up challenges online.
Suggested Read: CSS Variables and How to Use Them
The first place I went to for challenges was Codepen. Codepen has a new theme of challenges every month, and every week of that month there would be a challenge revolving around the theme.
The first challenge I did was for for a ghosts challenge (It was October at the time and the theme was Halloween).
\n See the Pen \n Nice Ghost by Shahed Nasser (@shahednasser)\n on CodePen.\n
\nPretty lame to be completely honest. But, with time I moved on to something like this:
\n See the Pen \n Tiger Pattern on Hover List - #CodePenChallenge by Shahed Nasser (@shahednasser)\n on CodePen.\n
\nAnd this
\n See the Pen \n Focus Table / Hover Table by Shahed Nasser (@shahednasser)\n on CodePen.\n
\nLooking back at it, I found these two so hard to do. My skills were so much lacking that designing a table with a hover effect seemed like it was too much.
Codepen was not enough though, as the challenges were just once a week and I needed to do more. So, I had to look through other challenges online.
Daily CSS Images takes a more fun approach at learning CSS. Basically, everyday you create a certain object or animal, but with CSS. At the time I thought \"how would learning how to make a bear be helpful?\" but after time I realized that it's not about what you were making, it's about how you make it and what you learn in the process.
So, I made a bear with CSS.
\n See the Pen \n CSS Bear Cub - #DailyCSSImages by Shahed Nasser (@shahednasser)\n on CodePen.\n
\nI learned how to use rotate and transform through this one. I remember I was so confused trying to make the ears in particular. After I was done though, I felt so proud of it.
Another one I did was a clock. Now this one I needed a tutorial to help me because I didn't know how to make the clock hands move without Javascript. Before doing this, I thought it was impossible to do it with only CSS.
\n See the Pen \n CSS Alarm Clock - #DailyCSSImages Challenge by Shahed Nasser (@shahednasser)\n on CodePen.\n
\nThrough making this one it was my first time even hearing about transform-origin. I also expanded my knowledge a lot with using transform and animations. This one was a big step up for me.
I also did an elephant, a beaver, a jellyfish, and a rose. Daily CSS Images Challenge helped me understand more about animations and transforms and perspective in CSS.
Daily CSS Images Challenge also helped me step up my CodePen Challenges game!
\n See the Pen \n CodePen Challenge - Panda by Shahed Nasser (@shahednasser)\n on CodePen.\n
\nAlthough these challenges helped, I needed to move on to something more realistic. A challenge where I would make something that I would actually make in a real project.
100 Days CSS Challenge was my favorite challenge to be a part of. First off, their website featured the works of developers who participated on CodePen, so it was a nice boost for me. Also, their challenges looked so beautiful to me, and in a lot of cases, something I'd love to do on a next project of mine.
The first challenge I did was this:
\n See the Pen \n #100daysCSSChallenge by Shahed Nasser (@shahednasser)\n on CodePen.\n
\nA simple grid of images that shows a heart on hover. Yes, it is simple, but again because I lacked in my skills it was helpful.
I also did this Search bar:
\n See the Pen \n Search Bar - 100 Days CSS Challenge by Shahed Nasser (@shahednasser)\n on CodePen.\n
\nAnd this counter:
\n See the Pen \n Counter - 100 Days CSS Challenge by Shahed Nasser (@shahednasser)\n on CodePen.\n
\nAgain, all simple concepts, but it was still really helpful. I learned how to make prettier designs. CSS isn't just about knowing how to do something or memorizing the properties, it's also about utilizing what you know to make a visually pleasing design.
These challenges also had Javascript in them so it was helpful to practice Javascript as well.
Another challenge I took on as well was Codevember. Codevember ran from 2016 till 2019, and it would show a list of challenges for every day in November.
Codevember's challenges were simple. Each day would have a keyword and you have to create something that relates to it. This helps shift your perspective from just coding with CSS to using your imagination to find an idea, then think how would I bring this idea to life with CSS.
So, at first when the concept was Infinity, I took a pretty simple approach to it:
\n See the Pen \n #codevember - 01 - infinity by Shahed Nasser (@shahednasser)\n on CodePen.\n
\nBut when the concept was Web, I made a spider sitting on a web (with the help of SVG):
\n See the Pen \n #codevember - 03 - Web by Shahed Nasser (@shahednasser)\n on CodePen.\n
\nIt helped me think more creatively and then try to find a way to do it with CSS, while maintaining what I learned from 100 Days CSS Challenge to make it visually pleasing.
Everyone knows that to improve your skill in any programming language, you need to practice. Even if it seems hard in the beginning, with time you will improve and you will learn new concepts and ways of thinking as well. Whether it's CSS or any other programming language, look online for motivating challenges to keep you going and practicing to become a better developer.
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This feature was available before as an\nexperimental feature.\n\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\nQR Code for URL\nOn your laptop or Android phone, go to any URL, then click on the URL box and\nyou will see a new QR icon\n\nOnce you click on the QR icon, You will see the QR code with your URL, and you\ncan choose to download the QR code. It will be downloaded as PNG.\n\nThen you can just share the QR Code with anyone you want or any social media\nplatform!\n\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\nQR Code for Any Image\nTo get a QR Code for any image, right click on the image then click \"Create QR\ncode for this image\"\n\nThen a pop up will show with the QR Code for the image. You can download it as\nwell.","html":"In Chrome's new release for Android and Desktop, you can now generate a QR code for any URL or Image with one click. This feature was available before as an experimental feature.
On your laptop or Android phone, go to any URL, then click on the URL box and you will see a new QR icon
Once you click on the QR icon, You will see the QR code with your URL, and you can choose to download the QR code. It will be downloaded as PNG.
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Then you can just share the QR Code with anyone you want or any social media platform!
To get a QR Code for any image, right click on the image then click \"Create QR code for this image\"
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Then a pop up will show with the QR Code for the image. You can download it as well.
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In Chrome's new release for Android and Desktop, you can now generate a QR code for any URL or Image with one click. This feature was available before as an experimental feature.
On your laptop or Android phone, go to any URL, then click on the URL box and you will see a new QR icon
Once you click on the QR icon, You will see the QR code with your URL, and you can choose to download the QR code. It will be downloaded as PNG.
Then you can just share the QR Code with anyone you want or any social media platform!
To get a QR Code for any image, right click on the image then click \"Create QR code for this image\"
Then a pop up will show with the QR Code for the image. You can download it as well.
I use iMessage every day, and there are functionalities I always use that end up annoying me. The user experience in the Messages App needs more attention and improvement, especially when certain features are available in easier ways in other apps.
I will point out 5 UX issues I have faced in the Messages App and their impact or how they can be fixed.
Every app that has messaging in them (except Twitter for some reason) have the reply feature. If you've used Instagram or Whatsapp, you'll know that you can easily reply to a message just by swiping it.
In Messages, you have to either double tap or long press on the message you want to reply to, then choose \"Reply\" and then you can reply to the message. But why? It's so annoying when you use this a lot as it takes a lot of presses here and there to do what can be done in a very simple manner.
Users need 2 or 3 clicks to be able to use the feature. When you can save the user even one click, then you shouldn't overlook it.
Voice messages in Messages (that sounds weird) is plain annoying to be completely honest. If you had to leave the app for some reason or wanted to listen again to just one small part a few seconds earlier in the message, you have to re-listen to the entire thing all over again to get to where you were. And if you are inside the app, you need to leave it and then open it again to be able to replay from the beginning.
This problem, as far as I am aware, is not found in any other messaging app. I'm not sure what's next on their list for this app but I hope fixing this is one of their priorities.
The users have to figure out on their own how to get something done. It should be easy and accessible for the user to do something so trivial. The more you can make things easier for the user, the better.
This is probably a bug rather than a UX issue, but I'm placing it here anyway. When you want to send a photo, you just click on the Photos App then choose the photo you want to send.
However, if you type out the message then you want to pick the photo you want to send, it's not possible to get to the Photos app again. The arrow button next to the text box does not work, so you have to remove your message to be able to add the Photo, then paste or type out your message again.
As I stated, this is probably a bug. However, for the sake of this post, the issue here is that we're providing hassles for the user to get to what they need to do. Users can be forgetful and they need a way to go back when they mess up or forget.
If you are scrolling back in a chat to go back to a certain previous message, and the person in the chat sends a new message, the app scrolls back to the new message. This is so simple yet annoying as I have had to clearly tell the other person \"STOP SENDING MESSAGES\" to be able to go back to a previous message.
I'm not sure why scrolling to the new message is necessary. A better UX would be showing you an arrow that when you press it takes you to the new message, like Whatsapp and Instagram.
This issue implies that the team working on the Messages app probably doesn't understand users well, to be honest. Forcing users to go from one place to another is just plain annoying.
This one is not actually available in the app, which is the problem itself. We all tend to make mistakes, like sending a message to the wrong person (be careful with those screenshots) or sending the wrong photo. An undo or delete from end to end is very needed to make the app better.
Again, it's very important as part of your UX to actually understand users. Users make tons of mistakes on the go, and we should make it easier for them to correct or revert their mistakes.
To realize the importance of fixing UX issues and improving the UX in your apps/websites, just look back at how I kept comparing Messages to other apps like Whatsapp or Instagram. When users find a better alternative for them that understands them and their patterns, they will just ditch your app for the alternative. That is why we need to make sure to understand our users and provide the best solutions for them.
Are there other issues you found as well that are not mentioned here? Let me know!
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I will point out 5 UX issues I have faced in the Messages App and their impact or how they can be fixed.
Every app that has messaging in them (except Twitter for some reason) have the reply feature. If you've used Instagram or Whatsapp, you'll know that you can easily reply to a message just by swiping it.
In Messages, you have to either double tap or long press on the message you want to reply to, then choose \"Reply\" and then you can reply to the message. But why? It's so annoying when you use this a lot as it takes a lot of presses here and there to do what can be done in a very simple manner.
Users need 2 or 3 clicks to be able to use the feature. When you can save the user even one click, then you shouldn't overlook it.
Voice messages in Messages (that sounds weird) is plain annoying to be completely honest. If you had to leave the app for some reason or wanted to listen again to just one small part a few seconds earlier in the message, you have to re-listen to the entire thing all over again to get to where you were. And if you are inside the app, you need to leave it and then open it again to be able to replay from the beginning.
This problem, as far as I am aware, is not found in any other messaging app. I'm not sure what's next on their list for this app but I hope fixing this is one of their priorities.
The users have to figure out on their own how to get something done. It should be easy and accessible for the user to do something so trivial. The more you can make things easier for the user, the better.
This is probably a bug rather than a UX issue, but I'm placing it here anyway. When you want to send a photo, you just click on the Photos App then choose the photo you want to send.
However, if you type out the message then you want to pick the photo you want to send, it's not possible to get to the Photos app again. The arrow button next to the text box does not work, so you have to remove your message to be able to add the Photo, then paste or type out your message again.
As I stated, this is probably a bug. However, for the sake of this post, the issue here is that we're providing hassles for the user to get to what they need to do. Users can be forgetful and they need a way to go back when they mess up or forget.
If you are scrolling back in a chat to go back to a certain previous message, and the person in the chat sends a new message, the app scrolls back to the new message. This is so simple yet annoying as I have had to clearly tell the other person \"STOP SENDING MESSAGES\" to be able to go back to a previous message.
I'm not sure why scrolling to the new message is necessary. A better UX would be showing you an arrow that when you press it takes you to the new message, like Whatsapp and Instagram.
This issue implies that the team working on the Messages app probably doesn't understand users well, to be honest. Forcing users to go from one place to another is just plain annoying.
This one is not actually available in the app, which is the problem itself. We all tend to make mistakes, like sending a message to the wrong person (be careful with those screenshots) or sending the wrong photo. An undo or delete from end to end is very needed to make the app better.
Again, it's very important as part of your UX to actually understand users. Users make tons of mistakes on the go, and we should make it easier for them to correct or revert their mistakes.
To realize the importance of fixing UX issues and improving the UX in your apps/websites, just look back at how I kept comparing Messages to other apps like Whatsapp or Instagram. When users find a better alternative for them that understands them and their patterns, they will just ditch your app for the alternative. That is why we need to make sure to understand our users and provide the best solutions for them.
Are there other issues you found as well that are not mentioned here? Let me know!
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This means that your website's scrollbar will not have a\nunified look across platforms. Although this is generally fine, it's cool to\nhave a good-looking scrollbar regardless of what browser the user is using!\n\nHowever, styling the scrollbar can be tricky in CSS. You'll need to use\npseudo-element selectors.\n\nIn this article, you'll learn how you can style a scrollbar with CSS and which\npseudo-element selectors you need to use.\n\nPseudo-Element Selectos Compatibility\nThe pseudo-element selectors mentioned in this tutorial will only work on Webkit\n[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_web_browsers#WebKit-based] browsers. So,\nit will work on most modern browsers like Chrome and Safari.\n\nHowever, they will not work on Firefox. Alternatively, you can use the \nscrollbar-width\n[https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/scrollbar-width] and \nscrollbar-color\n[https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/scrollbar-color] properties.\n\n::-webkit-scrollbar\nThis pseudo-element selector is the base selector you need to use when\ncustomizing your scrollbar. It is used to specify the width of a scrollbar.\n\nNote that if this selector is used on a specific element (not the scrollbar of\nthe entire page), then you need to specify overflow: scroll; on the element, or\nelse the scrollbar won't show.\n\nApply the following styling to set the width of the page's scrollbar:\n\n::-webkit-scrollbar {\n width: 30px;\n}\n\nIf you try this out, you'll notice that no scroll bar appears. This is because\nyou need to add a background color for the scrollbar track or handle.\n\n::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb\nYou can use this pseudo-element selector to style the thumb of the scrollbar.\nThis means the part you can drag to scroll the page.\n\nFor example, you can use this selector to make its background red and give it a\nborder-radius:\n\n::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb {\n background: #ef4444;\n border-radius: 20px;\n}\n\n::-webkit-scrollbar-track\nYou can use this pseudo-element selector to style the track. This is the part\nthat is below the thumb.\n\nAnother pseudo-element selector that can be used is \n::-webkit-scrollbar-track-piece, which is the part of the scrollbar not covered\nby the handler. The ::-webkit-scrollbar-track-piece is on a higher layer than \n::-webkit-scrollbar-track.\n\nFor example, you can use it to add a background color to the track:\n\n::-webkit-scrollbar-track {\n background-color: #fca5a5;\n}\n\n::-webkit-scrollbar-button\nYou can use this to style the up and down (or left and right for horizontal\nscrollbars) buttons.\n\nThis will apply styling to all scrollbar buttons. This means it will apply the\nstyling for both the horizontal and vertical scrollbar buttons.\n\nTo apply specific styling for specific buttons here's what you need to use:\n\n 1. ::-webkit-scrollbar-button:vertical:start: This is for the up button in the\n vertical scrollbar.\n 2. ::-webkit-scrollbar-button:vertical:end: This is for the down button in the\n vertical scrollbar.\n 3. ::-webkit-scrollbar-button:horizontal:start: This is for the left button in\n the horizontal scrollbar.\n 4. ::-webkit-scrollbar-button:horizontal:end: This is for the right button in\n the horizontal scrollbar.\n\nAdditionally, each button has a :increment and :decrement selector.\n\nIn this example, I'll add styling for the buttons of a vertical scrollbar:\n\n::-webkit-scrollbar-button {\n display: block;\n background-color: #b91c1c;\n background-repeat: no-repeat; \n background-size: 50%;\n background-position: center;\n}\n\n::-webkit-scrollbar-button:vertical:start:increment {\n background-image: url('https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/7e/Chevron-up.svg'); \n}\n\n::-webkit-scrollbar-button:vertical:start:decrement {\n display: none;\n}\n\n::-webkit-scrollbar-button:vertical:end:increment {\n display: none;\n}\n\n::-webkit-scrollbar-button:vertical:end:decrement {\n background-image: url('https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/ee/Chevron-down.svg'); \n}\n\nThe properties in ::-webkit-scrollbar-button will apply for all scrollbar\nbuttons. In the example, I add a background color. I also set the display to \nblock because some browsers or operating systems might have it hidden by\ndefault. Finally, I add background-related properties because I will use\nbackground images to show the up and down icons.\n\nThe ::-webkit-scrollbar-button:vertical:start:increment selector will target the\nincrement part of the up button of the vertical scrollbar. I use it to show the\nicon as a background image.\n\nThe ::-webkit-scrollbar-button:vertical:start:decrement selector will target the\ndecrement part of the up button of the vertical scrollbar. I use it to hide the\ndecrement part as it is not necessary for the up button.\n\nThe ::-webkit-scrollbar-button:vertical:end:increment selector will target the\nincrement part of the down button of the vertical scrollbar. I use it to hide\nthe increment part as it is not necessary for the down button.\n\nThe ::-webkit-scrollbar-button:vertical:end:decrement selector will target the\ndecrement part of the down button of the vertical scrollbar. I use it to show\nthe icon as a background image.\n\n::-webkit-scrollbar-corner\nThis pseudo-element selector is used to style the space between the vertical and\nhorizontal scrollbars.\n\nFor example, you can use it to set different background color:\n\n::-webkit-scrollbar-corner {\n background-color: #7f1d1d;\n}\n\nConclusion\nScrollbars can be easily styled on your website using these pseudo-element\nselectors. You can style them to make sure they match your website's look and\nfeel regardless of what platform your website is opened on.\n\nAs mentioned earlier, these selectors will only work on Webkit browsers. Please\ncheck out MDN's browser compatibility table\n[https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/::-webkit-scrollbar#browser_compatibility] \nfor further information.","html":"Scrollbars usually are styled based on the browser or operating system the website is viewed in. This means that your website's scrollbar will not have a unified look across platforms. Although this is generally fine, it's cool to have a good-looking scrollbar regardless of what browser the user is using!
However, styling the scrollbar can be tricky in CSS. You'll need to use pseudo-element selectors.
In this article, you'll learn how you can style a scrollbar with CSS and which pseudo-element selectors you need to use.
The pseudo-element selectors mentioned in this tutorial will only work on Webkit browsers. So, it will work on most modern browsers like Chrome and Safari.
However, they will not work on Firefox. Alternatively, you can use the scrollbar-width and scrollbar-color properties.
This pseudo-element selector is the base selector you need to use when customizing your scrollbar. It is used to specify the width of a scrollbar.
Note that if this selector is used on a specific element (not the scrollbar of the entire page), then you need to specify overflow: scroll; on the element, or else the scrollbar won't show.
Apply the following styling to set the width of the page's scrollbar:
::-webkit-scrollbar {\n width: 30px;\n}If you try this out, you'll notice that no scroll bar appears. This is because you need to add a background color for the scrollbar track or handle.
You can use this pseudo-element selector to style the thumb of the scrollbar. This means the part you can drag to scroll the page.
For example, you can use this selector to make its background red and give it a border-radius:
::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb {\n background: #ef4444;\n border-radius: 20px;\n}![](\"https://backend.shahednasser.com/content/images/2022/03/Screen-Shot-2022-02-02-at-2.43.24-PM-1.png.jpeg\")
You can use this pseudo-element selector to style the track. This is the part that is below the thumb.
Another pseudo-element selector that can be used is ::-webkit-scrollbar-track-piece, which is the part of the scrollbar not covered by the handler. The ::-webkit-scrollbar-track-piece is on a higher layer than ::-webkit-scrollbar-track.
For example, you can use it to add a background color to the track:
::-webkit-scrollbar-track {\n background-color: #fca5a5;\n}![](\"https://backend.shahednasser.com/content/images/2022/03/Screen-Shot-2022-02-02-at-3.19.51-PM.png.jpeg\")
You can use this to style the up and down (or left and right for horizontal scrollbars) buttons.
This will apply styling to all scrollbar buttons. This means it will apply the styling for both the horizontal and vertical scrollbar buttons.
To apply specific styling for specific buttons here's what you need to use:
::-webkit-scrollbar-button:vertical:start: This is for the up button in the vertical scrollbar.::-webkit-scrollbar-button:vertical:end: This is for the down button in the vertical scrollbar.::-webkit-scrollbar-button:horizontal:start: This is for the left button in the horizontal scrollbar.::-webkit-scrollbar-button:horizontal:end: This is for the right button in the horizontal scrollbar.Additionally, each button has a :increment and :decrement selector.
In this example, I'll add styling for the buttons of a vertical scrollbar:
::-webkit-scrollbar-button {\n display: block;\n background-color: #b91c1c;\n background-repeat: no-repeat; \n background-size: 50%;\n background-position: center;\n}\n\n::-webkit-scrollbar-button:vertical:start:increment {\n background-image: url('https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/7e/Chevron-up.svg'); \n}\n\n::-webkit-scrollbar-button:vertical:start:decrement {\n display: none;\n}\n\n::-webkit-scrollbar-button:vertical:end:increment {\n display: none;\n}\n\n::-webkit-scrollbar-button:vertical:end:decrement {\n background-image: url('https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/ee/Chevron-down.svg'); \n}The properties in ::-webkit-scrollbar-button will apply for all scrollbar buttons. In the example, I add a background color. I also set the display to block because some browsers or operating systems might have it hidden by default. Finally, I add background-related properties because I will use background images to show the up and down icons.
The ::-webkit-scrollbar-button:vertical:start:increment selector will target the increment part of the up button of the vertical scrollbar. I use it to show the icon as a background image.
The ::-webkit-scrollbar-button:vertical:start:decrement selector will target the decrement part of the up button of the vertical scrollbar. I use it to hide the decrement part as it is not necessary for the up button.
The ::-webkit-scrollbar-button:vertical:end:increment selector will target the increment part of the down button of the vertical scrollbar. I use it to hide the increment part as it is not necessary for the down button.
The ::-webkit-scrollbar-button:vertical:end:decrement selector will target the decrement part of the down button of the vertical scrollbar. I use it to show the icon as a background image.
![](\"https://backend.shahednasser.com/content/images/2022/03/Screen-Shot-2022-02-02-at-3.41.17-PM.png.jpeg\")
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This pseudo-element selector is used to style the space between the vertical and horizontal scrollbars.
![](\"https://backend.shahednasser.com/content/images/2022/03/Screen-Shot-2022-02-02-at-3.54.09-PM.png.jpeg\")
For example, you can use it to set different background color:
::-webkit-scrollbar-corner {\n background-color: #7f1d1d;\n}![](\"https://backend.shahednasser.com/content/images/2022/03/Screen-Shot-2022-02-02-at-3.56.09-PM.png.jpeg\")
Scrollbars can be easily styled on your website using these pseudo-element selectors. You can style them to make sure they match your website's look and feel regardless of what platform your website is opened on.
As mentioned earlier, these selectors will only work on Webkit browsers. Please check out MDN's browser compatibility table for further information.
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However, styling the scrollbar can be tricky in CSS. You'll need to use pseudo-element selectors.
In this article, you'll learn how you can style a scrollbar with CSS and which pseudo-element selectors you need to use.
The pseudo-element selectors mentioned in this tutorial will only work on Webkit browsers. So, it will work on most modern browsers like Chrome and Safari.
However, they will not work on Firefox. Alternatively, you can use the scrollbar-width and scrollbar-color properties.
This pseudo-element selector is the base selector you need to use when customizing your scrollbar. It is used to specify the width of a scrollbar.
Note that if this selector is used on a specific element (not the scrollbar of the entire page), then you need to specify overflow: scroll; on the element, or else the scrollbar won't show.
Apply the following styling to set the width of the page's scrollbar:
::-webkit-scrollbar {\n width: 30px;\n}If you try this out, you'll notice that no scroll bar appears. This is because you need to add a background color for the scrollbar track or handle.
You can use this pseudo-element selector to style the thumb of the scrollbar. This means the part you can drag to scroll the page.
For example, you can use this selector to make its background red and give it a border-radius:
::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb {\n background: #ef4444;\n border-radius: 20px;\n}You can use this pseudo-element selector to style the track. This is the part that is below the thumb.
Another pseudo-element selector that can be used is ::-webkit-scrollbar-track-piece, which is the part of the scrollbar not covered by the handler. The ::-webkit-scrollbar-track-piece is on a higher layer than ::-webkit-scrollbar-track.
For example, you can use it to add a background color to the track:
::-webkit-scrollbar-track {\n background-color: #fca5a5;\n}You can use this to style the up and down (or left and right for horizontal scrollbars) buttons.
This will apply styling to all scrollbar buttons. This means it will apply the styling for both the horizontal and vertical scrollbar buttons.
To apply specific styling for specific buttons here's what you need to use:
::-webkit-scrollbar-button:vertical:start: This is for the up button in the vertical scrollbar.::-webkit-scrollbar-button:vertical:end: This is for the down button in the vertical scrollbar.::-webkit-scrollbar-button:horizontal:start: This is for the left button in the horizontal scrollbar.::-webkit-scrollbar-button:horizontal:end: This is for the right button in the horizontal scrollbar.Additionally, each button has a :increment and :decrement selector.
In this example, I'll add styling for the buttons of a vertical scrollbar:
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The ::-webkit-scrollbar-button:vertical:start:increment selector will target the increment part of the up button of the vertical scrollbar. I use it to show the icon as a background image.
The ::-webkit-scrollbar-button:vertical:start:decrement selector will target the decrement part of the up button of the vertical scrollbar. I use it to hide the decrement part as it is not necessary for the up button.
The ::-webkit-scrollbar-button:vertical:end:increment selector will target the increment part of the down button of the vertical scrollbar. I use it to hide the increment part as it is not necessary for the down button.
The ::-webkit-scrollbar-button:vertical:end:decrement selector will target the decrement part of the down button of the vertical scrollbar. I use it to show the icon as a background image.
This pseudo-element selector is used to style the space between the vertical and horizontal scrollbars.
For example, you can use it to set different background color:
::-webkit-scrollbar-corner {\n background-color: #7f1d1d;\n}Scrollbars can be easily styled on your website using these pseudo-element selectors. You can style them to make sure they match your website's look and feel regardless of what platform your website is opened on.
As mentioned earlier, these selectors will only work on Webkit browsers. Please check out MDN's browser compatibility table for further information.
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It allows you to split up an area between components\nand define their size, position, placement, and more.\n\nIn this article, I'll go over the basics of CSS Grid for absolute beginners who\nare looking to understand it and grasp the concept to use it in their projects.\n\nWhy Use CSS Grid\nCSS Grids allow you to place items in a container while maintaining their layout\nand positions. With the Grid Layout, you have more control over where should\neach item be, what its width is, and how it should be placed in a container.\n\nThink of a webpage and how there's usually a navigation bar, a sidebar, and the\ncontent in the middle. A CSS Grid can help you achieve that sort of styling\neasily by dividing up the page into different sections where each element can\ntake place in the specified section.\n\nCSS Grids can also be used in elements in a webpage rather than the entire\nwebpage. Let's say you have a gallery and you want the images in the gallery to\nbe all of the same sizes. You also want a specific number of images per row. You\ncan control all of that using a CSS Grid.\n\nA lot of beginners find the concept of CSS Grid Layout to be confusing. This\narticle will hopefully help you understand the different properties that come\nwith CSS Grid and how you can use them.\n\nYour First Grid\nLet's say we have the following HTML:\n\nCSS Grid Layout is immensely helpful in dividing up elements or the content of a page in rows and columns. It allows you to split up an area between components and define their size, position, placement, and more.
In this article, I'll go over the basics of CSS Grid for absolute beginners who are looking to understand it and grasp the concept to use it in their projects.
CSS Grids allow you to place items in a container while maintaining their layout and positions. With the Grid Layout, you have more control over where should each item be, what its width is, and how it should be placed in a container.
Think of a webpage and how there's usually a navigation bar, a sidebar, and the content in the middle. A CSS Grid can help you achieve that sort of styling easily by dividing up the page into different sections where each element can take place in the specified section.
CSS Grids can also be used in elements in a webpage rather than the entire webpage. Let's say you have a gallery and you want the images in the gallery to be all of the same sizes. You also want a specific number of images per row. You can control all of that using a CSS Grid.
A lot of beginners find the concept of CSS Grid Layout to be confusing. This article will hopefully help you understand the different properties that come with CSS Grid and how you can use them.
Let's say we have the following HTML:
<div class=\"container\">\n <p class=\"red\"></p>\n <p class=\"green\"></p>\n <p class=\"blue\"></p>\n</div>We want to make the div with the class container a grid where we can control the elements inside as explained earlier.
All we need to do is change the display property of the class container:
.container {\n display: grid;\n}This will make the element with the class container a grid element. If you test this out, you'll see that you can see nothing. The reason behind that is the p elements in the .container grid don't have any elements in them or width or height.
Add the following CSS:
.container p {\n width: 100px;\n height: 100px;\n}\n\n.red {\n background-color: red;\n}\n\n.green {\n background-color: green;\n}\n\n.blue {\n background-color: blue;\n}This will set the width and height of the p elements to 100px. It will also give a different background color for each element.
If you check your grid now it should look something like this:
![](\"https://backend.shahednasser.com/content/images/2022/01/Screen-Shot-2022-01-03-at-10.40.24-AM.png\")
This is your first grid! As you can see, there's nothing fancy here as we haven't yet used any grid properties to place the elements or control their size.
Instead of specifying the width and height of each element, you can also use grid-auto-rows and grid-auto-columns on the grid element to specify the default height and width of elements:
.container {\n ...\n grid-auto-rows: 100px;\n grid-auto-columns: 100px;\n}Grids consist of rows and columns. You can have as many rows or columns as you want in a Grid, and you can assign your elements to certain placements in a grid.
Let's say you want to place these 3 elements as just 3 items in a row. we can do that using the grid-template-columns property.
This property takes an n number of values, where n is the number of columns you want in the grid and each value is the width of each column.
For example, if you want to have 3 columns in the grid each having their width as 100px you can use:
grid-template-columns: 100px 100px 100px;This will divide the grid into 3 columns, and each column will be 100px.
Let's say you want the second column to be 200px:
grid-template-columns: 100px 200px 100px;If you also don't have a specific value to apply you can use the value auto:
grid-template-columns: auto auto auto;Alternatively, instead of repeating the values, you can use the repeat() function:
grid-template-columns: repeat(3, auto);The repeat CSS function takes the first parameter the number of times an expression should be repeated, and the second parameter the statement to repeat.
Let's go back to our example, we'll place our elements in 3 columns, each having an automatic width.
Change the properties of .container to the following:
.container {\n display: grid;\n grid-template-columns: repeat(3, auto);\n}This will ensure the grid has 3 c0lumns with each having their width set to auto.
Next, remove the width property set on the p elements from earlier. It should only have height now:
.container p {\n height: 100px;\n}If you check the grid now, it should have 3 elements with equal widths next to each other.
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In a lot of cases, you might not want columns to be right next to each other. To add a gap between columns, you can use the property grid-column-gap which takes the length of the gap between the columns as a value.
Let's say we want to add a gap of 5px between our columns. Add the following property to .container:
grid-column-gap: 5px;This will add a 5px space between the grid columns.
![](\"https://backend.shahednasser.com/content/images/2022/01/Screen-Shot-2022-01-03-at-10.59.03-AM.png\")
You can control the placement of items relative to columns using the grid-column-start and grid-column-end properties. These properties allow you to specify at which column an item in a grid should start, and/or at which column an item in a grid should end.
The value for grid-column-start and grid-column-end can be a number. In this case, it will specify the column to start at and the column to end before.
For example, if you want to specify that the .red element should start in the beginning and end before the 3rd column you use the following properties:
.red {\n background-color: red;\n grid-column-start: 1;\n grid-column-end: 3;\n}Now, the .red element will span 2 columns and the .blue element will be pushed to the row below.
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Alternatively, you can provide a value to grid-column-start and grid-column-end in the format span n, where n is the number of columns to span. This does not specify where exactly the column should start or end. Instead, it specifies that in its natural place it should take up n columns.
If we want to apply the same example, we can use the following properties for .red instead:
.red {\n background-color: red;\n grid-column-start: span 2;\n}This means the element should span 2 columns. This will result in the same layout as shown previously.
These properties can be used to control the element placements even more. For example, now that the blue element is on its own row let's place it at the end of it:
.blue {\n background-color: blue;\n grid-column-start: 3;\n}Now, instead of the blue element just being shifted down outside of our control, we specify exactly where it should be:
![](\"https://backend.shahednasser.com/content/images/2022/01/Screen-Shot-2022-01-03-at-11.09.59-AM.png\")
You just learned how to place and size our elements in the grid's columns. Next, you'll learn how to do the same, but in rows.
To specify how many rows a grid has, you can use grid-template-rows. Similar to columns, the grid-template-rows takes n values, where n is the number of rows the grid will have and the value is the height of each row.
So, if you want to have 2 rows of 100px height you can use the following:
grid-template-rows: 100px 100px;Alternatively, you can use the repeat function:
grid-template-rows: repeat(2, 100px);This will create 2 rows each having 100px height.
Let's go back to our example. In this section, we want to have 2 columns and 2 rows. Change .container to the following:
.container {\n display: grid;\n grid-template-columns: repeat(2, auto);\n grid-template-rows: repeat(2, 100px);\n grid-column-gap: 5px;\n}This will create 2 columns of auto width and 2 rows of 100px height.
Next, reset the rest of the styles that we performed earlier:
.red {\n background-color: red;\n}\n\n.green {\n background-color: green;\n}\n\n.blue {\n background-color: blue;\n}This will just set the background color of each of the child elements. Notice that you don't need to set the height and width anymore of the elements as we're applying it using grid-template-columns and grid-template-rows.
If you check your grid now you should have 2 items in one row and an item on the second.
![](\"https://backend.shahednasser.com/content/images/2022/01/Screen-Shot-2022-01-03-at-11.19.42-AM.png\")
In a lot of cases, you won't need the items in different rows right next to each other. You can add space between rows using grid-row-gap.
Let's say we want to add a 5px gap between rows. Add the following property to the .container class:
grid-row-gap: 5px;This will add a 5px space between the rows in our grid.
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You can use the grid layout to control the placement of elements in rows. To do that, you can use the properties grid-row-start and grid-row-end.
The value of grid-row-start and grid-row-end can be a number. The value of grid-row-start will be the row the element should start on, and the value of grid-row-end will be the row the element should end before.
For example, to make sure that the red element spans 2 rows we can use the following properties:
.red {\n background-color: red;\n grid-row-start: 1;\n grid-row-end: 3;\n}![](\"https://backend.shahednasser.com/content/images/2022/01/Screen-Shot-2022-01-03-at-11.25.12-AM.png\")
Alternatively, you can provide a value to the 2 properties in the format span n where n is the number of rows the element should span.
So, instead of the previous properties used, you can use the following to make sure the red element spans 2 rows:
.red {\n background-color: red;\n grid-row-start: span 2;\n}This will result in the same layout.
These properties are not only helpful for changing how many rows an element spans. They can also be used to completely control where each element is placed.
Let's say you want to place the blue column in the first row. You can apply the following styling to do that:
.blue {\n background-color: blue;\n grid-row-start: 1;\n}This will result in the blue element being in the first row. However, as the placement of elements have changed the red element will be on the right.
![](\"https://backend.shahednasser.com/content/images/2022/01/Screen-Shot-2022-01-03-at-11.28.48-AM.png\")
To ensure that the blue item is on the right and the red element remains on the left, you can use the grid-column-start property:
.blue {\n background-color: blue;\n grid-row-start: 1;\n grid-column-start: 2;\n}This will retain the original placement of the red element, but the blue item will be in the first column.
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As you can see, you can use both properties for rows and columns to control many aspects of positioning and sizing of a grid.
Instead of controlling a grid as columns and rows, you can control a grid as areas.
Let's say we want to implement a header, content, and sidebar layout. The green element will be the header, the red will be the content, and the blue will be the sidebar.
First, start by giving the different element area names using the grid-area property:
.red {\n background-color: red;\n grid-area: Content;\n}\n\n.green {\n background-color: green;\n grid-area: Header;\n}\n\n.blue {\n background-color: blue;\n grid-area: Sidebar;\n}This gives the .red element the grid-area name Content, the .green element the grid-area name Header, and the .blue element the grid-area Sidebar.
Next, you use the grid-template-areas property on the grid container element to determine how these different areas should be distributed. The grid-template-areas takes as a value n string values, where n is the number of rows in the grid layout you're creating. The value will be the name of the areas separated by space. Each name specifies a column. So, if you want to have 2 columns in your grid and you want the Header element to take 2 columns in a row, you can use the value \"Header Header\" for the row.
In our example, we'll create 2 rows and 3 columns. The first row will just be the Header which will span the 3 columns, and the second row will be the Content which will span 2 columns and the Sidebar which will be just one column:
.container {\n display: grid;\n grid-template-areas: \"Header Header Header\" \n \"Content Content Sidebar\";\n grid-row-gap: 5px;\n grid-column-gap: 5px;\n grid-auto-rows: 100px;\n}Since we want three columns in the grid, each string value in grid-template-areas should have 3 area names. The first string value is for the first row in the grid. As we just want the Header to occupy it the value will be the Header repeated 3 times.
The second string value is for the second row. We want the Content area to span 2 columns. So, in the string value we repeat the Content area twice then the Sidebar.
Notice that each string value is wrapped in \" and string values are separated by a space.
We also add a gap between rows and columns using grid-row-gap and grid-column-gap. We also set the default row height to 100px using grid-auto-rows.
This will result in the following layout:
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To ensure that columns or rows in a grid use the same height or width, you can use the fr Unit. For example, to create 3 columns each having the same width:
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In this article, I'll go over the basics of CSS Grid for absolute beginners who are looking to understand it and grasp the concept to use it in their projects.
CSS Grids allow you to place items in a container while maintaining their layout and positions. With the Grid Layout, you have more control over where should each item be, what its width is, and how it should be placed in a container.
Think of a webpage and how there's usually a navigation bar, a sidebar, and the content in the middle. A CSS Grid can help you achieve that sort of styling easily by dividing up the page into different sections where each element can take place in the specified section.
CSS Grids can also be used in elements in a webpage rather than the entire webpage. Let's say you have a gallery and you want the images in the gallery to be all of the same sizes. You also want a specific number of images per row. You can control all of that using a CSS Grid.
A lot of beginners find the concept of CSS Grid Layout to be confusing. This article will hopefully help you understand the different properties that come with CSS Grid and how you can use them.
Let's say we have the following HTML:
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All we need to do is change the display property of the class container:
.container {\n display: grid;\n}This will make the element with the class container a grid element. If you test this out, you'll see that you can see nothing. The reason behind that is the p elements in the .container grid don't have any elements in them or width or height.
Add the following CSS:
.container p {\n width: 100px;\n height: 100px;\n}\n\n.red {\n background-color: red;\n}\n\n.green {\n background-color: green;\n}\n\n.blue {\n background-color: blue;\n}This will set the width and height of the p elements to 100px. It will also give a different background color for each element.
If you check your grid now it should look something like this:
This is your first grid! As you can see, there's nothing fancy here as we haven't yet used any grid properties to place the elements or control their size.
Instead of specifying the width and height of each element, you can also use grid-auto-rows and grid-auto-columns on the grid element to specify the default height and width of elements:
.container {\n ...\n grid-auto-rows: 100px;\n grid-auto-columns: 100px;\n}Grids consist of rows and columns. You can have as many rows or columns as you want in a Grid, and you can assign your elements to certain placements in a grid.
Let's say you want to place these 3 elements as just 3 items in a row. we can do that using the grid-template-columns property.
This property takes an n number of values, where n is the number of columns you want in the grid and each value is the width of each column.
For example, if you want to have 3 columns in the grid each having their width as 100px you can use:
grid-template-columns: 100px 100px 100px;This will divide the grid into 3 columns, and each column will be 100px.
Let's say you want the second column to be 200px:
grid-template-columns: 100px 200px 100px;If you also don't have a specific value to apply you can use the value auto:
grid-template-columns: auto auto auto;Alternatively, instead of repeating the values, you can use the repeat() function:
grid-template-columns: repeat(3, auto);The repeat CSS function takes the first parameter the number of times an expression should be repeated, and the second parameter the statement to repeat.
Let's go back to our example, we'll place our elements in 3 columns, each having an automatic width.
Change the properties of .container to the following:
.container {\n display: grid;\n grid-template-columns: repeat(3, auto);\n}This will ensure the grid has 3 c0lumns with each having their width set to auto.
Next, remove the width property set on the p elements from earlier. It should only have height now:
.container p {\n height: 100px;\n}If you check the grid now, it should have 3 elements with equal widths next to each other.
In a lot of cases, you might not want columns to be right next to each other. To add a gap between columns, you can use the property grid-column-gap which takes the length of the gap between the columns as a value.
Let's say we want to add a gap of 5px between our columns. Add the following property to .container:
grid-column-gap: 5px;This will add a 5px space between the grid columns.
You can control the placement of items relative to columns using the grid-column-start and grid-column-end properties. These properties allow you to specify at which column an item in a grid should start, and/or at which column an item in a grid should end.
The value for grid-column-start and grid-column-end can be a number. In this case, it will specify the column to start at and the column to end before.
For example, if you want to specify that the .red element should start in the beginning and end before the 3rd column you use the following properties:
.red {\n background-color: red;\n grid-column-start: 1;\n grid-column-end: 3;\n}Now, the .red element will span 2 columns and the .blue element will be pushed to the row below.
Alternatively, you can provide a value to grid-column-start and grid-column-end in the format span n, where n is the number of columns to span. This does not specify where exactly the column should start or end. Instead, it specifies that in its natural place it should take up n columns.
If we want to apply the same example, we can use the following properties for .red instead:
.red {\n background-color: red;\n grid-column-start: span 2;\n}This means the element should span 2 columns. This will result in the same layout as shown previously.
These properties can be used to control the element placements even more. For example, now that the blue element is on its own row let's place it at the end of it:
.blue {\n background-color: blue;\n grid-column-start: 3;\n}Now, instead of the blue element just being shifted down outside of our control, we specify exactly where it should be:
You just learned how to place and size our elements in the grid's columns. Next, you'll learn how to do the same, but in rows.
To specify how many rows a grid has, you can use grid-template-rows. Similar to columns, the grid-template-rows takes n values, where n is the number of rows the grid will have and the value is the height of each row.
So, if you want to have 2 rows of 100px height you can use the following:
grid-template-rows: 100px 100px;Alternatively, you can use the repeat function:
grid-template-rows: repeat(2, 100px);This will create 2 rows each having 100px height.
Let's go back to our example. In this section, we want to have 2 columns and 2 rows. Change .container to the following:
.container {\n display: grid;\n grid-template-columns: repeat(2, auto);\n grid-template-rows: repeat(2, 100px);\n grid-column-gap: 5px;\n}This will create 2 columns of auto width and 2 rows of 100px height.
Next, reset the rest of the styles that we performed earlier:
.red {\n background-color: red;\n}\n\n.green {\n background-color: green;\n}\n\n.blue {\n background-color: blue;\n}This will just set the background color of each of the child elements. Notice that you don't need to set the height and width anymore of the elements as we're applying it using grid-template-columns and grid-template-rows.
If you check your grid now you should have 2 items in one row and an item on the second.
In a lot of cases, you won't need the items in different rows right next to each other. You can add space between rows using grid-row-gap.
Let's say we want to add a 5px gap between rows. Add the following property to the .container class:
grid-row-gap: 5px;This will add a 5px space between the rows in our grid.
You can use the grid layout to control the placement of elements in rows. To do that, you can use the properties grid-row-start and grid-row-end.
The value of grid-row-start and grid-row-end can be a number. The value of grid-row-start will be the row the element should start on, and the value of grid-row-end will be the row the element should end before.
For example, to make sure that the red element spans 2 rows we can use the following properties:
.red {\n background-color: red;\n grid-row-start: 1;\n grid-row-end: 3;\n}Alternatively, you can provide a value to the 2 properties in the format span n where n is the number of rows the element should span.
So, instead of the previous properties used, you can use the following to make sure the red element spans 2 rows:
.red {\n background-color: red;\n grid-row-start: span 2;\n}This will result in the same layout.
These properties are not only helpful for changing how many rows an element spans. They can also be used to completely control where each element is placed.
Let's say you want to place the blue column in the first row. You can apply the following styling to do that:
.blue {\n background-color: blue;\n grid-row-start: 1;\n}This will result in the blue element being in the first row. However, as the placement of elements have changed the red element will be on the right.
To ensure that the blue item is on the right and the red element remains on the left, you can use the grid-column-start property:
.blue {\n background-color: blue;\n grid-row-start: 1;\n grid-column-start: 2;\n}This will retain the original placement of the red element, but the blue item will be in the first column.
As you can see, you can use both properties for rows and columns to control many aspects of positioning and sizing of a grid.
Instead of controlling a grid as columns and rows, you can control a grid as areas.
Let's say we want to implement a header, content, and sidebar layout. The green element will be the header, the red will be the content, and the blue will be the sidebar.
First, start by giving the different element area names using the grid-area property:
.red {\n background-color: red;\n grid-area: Content;\n}\n\n.green {\n background-color: green;\n grid-area: Header;\n}\n\n.blue {\n background-color: blue;\n grid-area: Sidebar;\n}This gives the .red element the grid-area name Content, the .green element the grid-area name Header, and the .blue element the grid-area Sidebar.
Next, you use the grid-template-areas property on the grid container element to determine how these different areas should be distributed. The grid-template-areas takes as a value n string values, where n is the number of rows in the grid layout you're creating. The value will be the name of the areas separated by space. Each name specifies a column. So, if you want to have 2 columns in your grid and you want the Header element to take 2 columns in a row, you can use the value \"Header Header\" for the row.
In our example, we'll create 2 rows and 3 columns. The first row will just be the Header which will span the 3 columns, and the second row will be the Content which will span 2 columns and the Sidebar which will be just one column:
.container {\n display: grid;\n grid-template-areas: \"Header Header Header\" \n \"Content Content Sidebar\";\n grid-row-gap: 5px;\n grid-column-gap: 5px;\n grid-auto-rows: 100px;\n}Since we want three columns in the grid, each string value in grid-template-areas should have 3 area names. The first string value is for the first row in the grid. As we just want the Header to occupy it the value will be the Header repeated 3 times.
The second string value is for the second row. We want the Content area to span 2 columns. So, in the string value we repeat the Content area twice then the Sidebar.
Notice that each string value is wrapped in \" and string values are separated by a space.
We also add a gap between rows and columns using grid-row-gap and grid-column-gap. We also set the default row height to 100px using grid-auto-rows.
This will result in the following layout:
To ensure that columns or rows in a grid use the same height or width, you can use the fr Unit. For example, to create 3 columns each having the same width:
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You can select\nthe type of background you want to use for the element, for example, an image.\nThen, you can specify details related to the color, opacity, and more.\n\nOnce you like the design, you can copy the CSS and HTML and use them on your\nwebsite.\n\nJavaScript\nCoderslangJS [https://js.coderslang.com/]\nCoderlangJS [https://js.coderslang.com/] is another JavaScript course to learn\nJavaScript as a beginner. However, it does so in the form of a game with a\nstoryline. It helps make the learning fun, especially for beginners.\n\nIt also doesn't just focus on the basics, it also focuses on more advanced\ntopics like developing the backend with Node.js, deploying it with Docker, and\nmore.\n\nJavaScript 30 [https://javascript30.com]\nJavaScript 30 [https://javascript30.com] helps you learn Vanilla JavaScript by\nbuilding components and projects without any libraries, frameworks, or any tool\nthat might help you build it. Basically, you have to build everything from\nscratch. If you're looking to practice JavaScript and become advanced in it,\nthis is a great way to start.\n\nFavorite JavaScript Utilities in Single Line of Code - 1LOC [https://1loc.dev]\nThis resource gives you utility functions in both JavaScript and TypeScript in\none line. It includes utilities for Arrays, Date Time, DOM, and more. You are\nvery likely to use these utilities in your project, so it's a nice resource to\nhave bookmarked for when you need them.\n\nJS.ORG [https://js.org]\nJS.ORG [https://js.org] provides repositories that are clearly related to\nJavaScript with a js.org subdomain. For example, foo.js.org. As there has been a\nlot of demand for subdomains, now JS.ORG is making sure to limit the subdomains\nthey provide to those of clear relation to JavaScript.\n\nSo, if your repository is related to JavaScript, you can follow the steps on\ntheir website to get a free subdomain for your project.\n\nReact.js Cheat Sheet by devhints.io [https://devhints.io/react]\nThis cheat sheet is specifically for React [https://reactjs.org] created by \ndevhints.io [https://devhints.io]. It's a simple and to-the-point cheat sheet\nthat is easily readable. It has information on components, lifecycle, hooks, and\nmore.\n\nOther\nWeb Accessibility Evaluation Tools List [https://www.w3.org/WAI/ER/tools/]\nThis resource by W3C gives you tools that allow you to check your pages and make\nsure they properly provide accessibility for all people regardless of their\ndisabilities. You can find tools like WebAccessibility.com\n[https://www.webaccessibility.com] and Color Contrast Accessibility Validator\n[https://color.a11y.com/?wc3].\n\n404 Illustrations [https://error404.fun]\nThis project provides you with free 404 illustrations you can use on your\nwebsites to make the 404 page more creative. The illustrations are available in\nPNG and SVG. You can also see an example of how to use these illustrations for\ninspiration.\n\nBonus\nThis section includes resources that I found helpful but are not necessarily\nrelated to Web Development in particular.\n\nList of Badges, in Markdown [https://naereen.github.io/badges/]\nThis website and GitHub repository give you badges you can use in Markdown\nfiles. This is especially helpful for repository maintainers. You can find\nbadges related to the status of the project, the version it supports, data\nrelated to the maintainer or contributors, and more.\n\nGIT PURR! Git Commands Explained with Cats!\n[https://girliemac.com/blog/2017/12/26/git-purr/]\nI might be biased since I'm a cat lover, but when I saw this one I loved it. Not\nonly is it an easy way for beginners to grasp Git commands with these drawings\nand doodles, but they're also super cute.\n\nMachine Learning Roadmap 2020\n[https://whimsical.com/machine-learning-roadmap-2020-CA7f3ykvXpnJ9Az32vYXva]\nThe reason I like this roadmap is that it's interactive with notes on how to get\nstarted with each roadmap item. I think we're always used to roadmaps related to\nhow to start learning something with images. I personally find interactive\nresources are a better way to understand and learn something.\n\nConclusion\nThrough creating the awsome-resources\n[https://github.com/shahednasser/awesome-resources] repository, I was able to\nlearn about many resources that I personally didn't know existed. I think this\nis also one of the benefits of giving back to the community and contributing to\nopen source projects.\n\nThis list is just a small list of the resources found in the repository\n[https://github.com/shahednasser/awesome-resources]. I encourage you to check it\nout and see other resources added by contributors that might be useful to you or\nothers you might know.","html":"Last year, I created the repository awesome-resources which aimed to combine helpful resources about many topics in one place. All these resources are added by fellow contributors who have personally found these resources helpful for them.
Some of these resources can be necessary basic knowledge including the documentation of a framework or courses for a programming language.
On the other hand, some resources are not ones that everyone is familiar with. I personally didn't know about a lot of them and found them cool when reviewing pull requests.
Although this repository has resources related to almost every topic related to technology in particular, in this article I'll focus on resources related to web development that I personally found to be helpful, cool, or unique.
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At first, I was confused about what this website was for, but when I went through it I loved the idea. Basically, this website shows you the exact same page in different stylesheets created by contributors. You can go view the list of styles and pick one of them. You'll see unique different ways of designing the same page, and you can view the stylesheet to learn how it was done.
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We've seen many cheat sheets before, so there's nothing unique about a cheat sheet. However, this one I really liked because it had a simple visual explanation, and it's simple and to the point. I think most cheat sheets end up being too condensed as they try to put too much information in one place. This one is very easy to read and find what you need.
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This CSS Generator helps you create elements with a glass effect. You can select the type of background you want to use for the element, for example, an image. Then, you can specify details related to the color, opacity, and more.
Once you like the design, you can copy the CSS and HTML and use them on your website.
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CoderlangJS is another JavaScript course to learn JavaScript as a beginner. However, it does so in the form of a game with a storyline. It helps make the learning fun, especially for beginners.
It also doesn't just focus on the basics, it also focuses on more advanced topics like developing the backend with Node.js, deploying it with Docker, and more.
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JavaScript 30 helps you learn Vanilla JavaScript by building components and projects without any libraries, frameworks, or any tool that might help you build it. Basically, you have to build everything from scratch. If you're looking to practice JavaScript and become advanced in it, this is a great way to start.
![](\"https://backend.shahednasser.com/content/images/2021/10/Screen-Shot-2021-10-17-at-4.40.57-PM.png\")
This resource gives you utility functions in both JavaScript and TypeScript in one line. It includes utilities for Arrays, Date Time, DOM, and more. You are very likely to use these utilities in your project, so it's a nice resource to have bookmarked for when you need them.
![](\"https://backend.shahednasser.com/content/images/2021/10/Screen-Shot-2021-10-17-at-4.43.54-PM.png\")
JS.ORG provides repositories that are clearly related to JavaScript with a js.org subdomain. For example, foo.js.org. As there has been a lot of demand for subdomains, now JS.ORG is making sure to limit the subdomains they provide to those of clear relation to JavaScript.
So, if your repository is related to JavaScript, you can follow the steps on their website to get a free subdomain for your project.
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This cheat sheet is specifically for React created by devhints.io. It's a simple and to-the-point cheat sheet that is easily readable. It has information on components, lifecycle, hooks, and more.
![](\"https://backend.shahednasser.com/content/images/2021/10/Screen-Shot-2021-10-17-at-5.00.50-PM.png\")
This resource by W3C gives you tools that allow you to check your pages and make sure they properly provide accessibility for all people regardless of their disabilities. You can find tools like WebAccessibility.com and Color Contrast Accessibility Validator.
![](\"https://backend.shahednasser.com/content/images/2021/10/Screen-Shot-2021-10-17-at-5.08.00-PM.png\")
This project provides you with free 404 illustrations you can use on your websites to make the 404 page more creative. The illustrations are available in PNG and SVG. You can also see an example of how to use these illustrations for inspiration.
This section includes resources that I found helpful but are not necessarily related to Web Development in particular.
![](\"https://backend.shahednasser.com/content/images/2021/10/Screen-Shot-2021-10-17-at-5.04.12-PM.png\")
This website and GitHub repository give you badges you can use in Markdown files. This is especially helpful for repository maintainers. You can find badges related to the status of the project, the version it supports, data related to the maintainer or contributors, and more.
![](\"https://backend.shahednasser.com/content/images/2021/10/Screen-Shot-2021-10-17-at-5.18.29-PM.png\")
I might be biased since I'm a cat lover, but when I saw this one I loved it. Not only is it an easy way for beginners to grasp Git commands with these drawings and doodles, but they're also super cute.
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The reason I like this roadmap is that it's interactive with notes on how to get started with each roadmap item. I think we're always used to roadmaps related to how to start learning something with images. I personally find interactive resources are a better way to understand and learn something.
Through creating the awsome-resources repository, I was able to learn about many resources that I personally didn't know existed. I think this is also one of the benefits of giving back to the community and contributing to open source projects.
This list is just a small list of the resources found in the repository. I encourage you to check it out and see other resources added by contributors that might be useful to you or others you might know.
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Some of these resources can be necessary basic knowledge including the documentation of a framework or courses for a programming language.
On the other hand, some resources are not ones that everyone is familiar with. I personally didn't know about a lot of them and found them cool when reviewing pull requests.
Although this repository has resources related to almost every topic related to technology in particular, in this article I'll focus on resources related to web development that I personally found to be helpful, cool, or unique.
At first, I was confused about what this website was for, but when I went through it I loved the idea. Basically, this website shows you the exact same page in different stylesheets created by contributors. You can go view the list of styles and pick one of them. You'll see unique different ways of designing the same page, and you can view the stylesheet to learn how it was done.
We've seen many cheat sheets before, so there's nothing unique about a cheat sheet. However, this one I really liked because it had a simple visual explanation, and it's simple and to the point. I think most cheat sheets end up being too condensed as they try to put too much information in one place. This one is very easy to read and find what you need.
This CSS Generator helps you create elements with a glass effect. You can select the type of background you want to use for the element, for example, an image. Then, you can specify details related to the color, opacity, and more.
Once you like the design, you can copy the CSS and HTML and use them on your website.
CoderlangJS is another JavaScript course to learn JavaScript as a beginner. However, it does so in the form of a game with a storyline. It helps make the learning fun, especially for beginners.
It also doesn't just focus on the basics, it also focuses on more advanced topics like developing the backend with Node.js, deploying it with Docker, and more.
JavaScript 30 helps you learn Vanilla JavaScript by building components and projects without any libraries, frameworks, or any tool that might help you build it. Basically, you have to build everything from scratch. If you're looking to practice JavaScript and become advanced in it, this is a great way to start.
This resource gives you utility functions in both JavaScript and TypeScript in one line. It includes utilities for Arrays, Date Time, DOM, and more. You are very likely to use these utilities in your project, so it's a nice resource to have bookmarked for when you need them.
JS.ORG provides repositories that are clearly related to JavaScript with a js.org subdomain. For example, foo.js.org. As there has been a lot of demand for subdomains, now JS.ORG is making sure to limit the subdomains they provide to those of clear relation to JavaScript.
So, if your repository is related to JavaScript, you can follow the steps on their website to get a free subdomain for your project.
This cheat sheet is specifically for React created by devhints.io. It's a simple and to-the-point cheat sheet that is easily readable. It has information on components, lifecycle, hooks, and more.
This resource by W3C gives you tools that allow you to check your pages and make sure they properly provide accessibility for all people regardless of their disabilities. You can find tools like WebAccessibility.com and Color Contrast Accessibility Validator.
This project provides you with free 404 illustrations you can use on your websites to make the 404 page more creative. The illustrations are available in PNG and SVG. You can also see an example of how to use these illustrations for inspiration.
This section includes resources that I found helpful but are not necessarily related to Web Development in particular.
This website and GitHub repository give you badges you can use in Markdown files. This is especially helpful for repository maintainers. You can find badges related to the status of the project, the version it supports, data related to the maintainer or contributors, and more.
I might be biased since I'm a cat lover, but when I saw this one I loved it. Not only is it an easy way for beginners to grasp Git commands with these drawings and doodles, but they're also super cute.
The reason I like this roadmap is that it's interactive with notes on how to get started with each roadmap item. I think we're always used to roadmaps related to how to start learning something with images. I personally find interactive resources are a better way to understand and learn something.
Through creating the awsome-resources repository, I was able to learn about many resources that I personally didn't know existed. I think this is also one of the benefits of giving back to the community and contributing to open source projects.
This list is just a small list of the resources found in the repository. I encourage you to check it out and see other resources added by contributors that might be useful to you or others you might know.
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