A Udemy course on CSS taught by Maximilian Schwarzmüller, covering CSS fundamentals along with industry conventions such as organization and naming. Commenters describe it as thorough and concept-focused.

Commenters call Schwarzmüller thorough and say the CSS course makes sure you understand the concepts and the industry standards around them, including organization and naming conventions.

On Reddit (2)

1. Recommendsvore_your_parentsr/webdev2020in “What is a good web development course for an experienced programmer?”▲ 1

   Same boat. Maximillian Schwarzmuller's CSS and JS courses are very good. I just skipped the control flow and "what is OOP" sections

2. RecommendsTrineonXr/learnprogramming2018in “Would you recommend CodeAcademy's course Build Front-End Web Applications from Scratch for a beginner?”▲ 3

   Free code camp is very extensive and covers react. Doing the whole thing is a commitment though. ​ Depending on where you are especially in regards to HTML and CSS, maybe look at Udemy courses which are cheaper and a little more focused on a specific topic. For front end stuff, I've taken a…

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