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Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) Basic to Advance

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Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) Basic to Advance

Description

The CSS course covers basics like styling, selectors, and layout techniques, advancing to transitions, animations, and preprocessors. It explores popular frameworks like Bootstrap and CSS architecture, along with advanced topics like custom properties and post-processing. Through practical exercises, students gain proficiency in designing visually appealing and responsive websites.

What Will You Learn?
  • Introduction
  • Box Model
  • Selectors & Inheritance
  • Color & Backgrounds
  • Text and typography & Sizing Units
  • Flexbox & Grid
  • Spacing
  • Borders & Shadows
  • Focus
  • Z-index and stacking contexts
  • Animations & Transitions
  • Gradients & Filters
  • Functions
  • Blend Modes & Overflow
  • Project Work
Certification

It is designed to validate the knowledge, skills, and competencies of individuals in a specific area of study or professional field. The certification program is meticulously designed to ensure that candidates have acquired a comprehensive understanding of the subject matter. It encompasses both theoretical knowledge and practical application, allowing candidates to demonstrate their expertise in real-world scenarios.

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