A CSS course by Academind (Maximilian Schwarzmüller) that walks through CSS fundamentals and layout, with explanations of why common problems occur and how to fix them. Its sections on flexbox and grid are singled out by commenters.

Commenters say it explains the reasoning behind CSS behavior and gives clear visual explanations of flexbox, which helped them debug and work with CSS more confidently.

On Reddit (2)

1. Strongly recommendsMichel_Conwayr/learnprogramming2022in “Does anyone else here struggle the most with HTML / CSS?”▲ 2

   I think _the basics_ of HTML and CSS are easy to learn, but getting good at using those languages properly is not as easy at all. Sure, you can get familiar with the most used HTML tags out there, but using the most appropriate one, considering accessibility, semantic meaning and SEO takes some…

2. RecommendsRoly__Poly__r/learnprogramming2020in “Finished InternetingIsHard.com whats next?”▲ 1

   As another poster said, it is useful to repeat the material if you can stomach the tedium. If not, check out Academind's CSS course on Udemy. I got a lot of value out of it. It taught me flexbox with great visual explanations, worth $15 alone... though the course could have more stuff about…

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