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  • 1) What are the advantages of using translate() instead of absolute position?
    Translate() does not cause the browser to trigger repaint and layout and instead only acts on the compositor. The absolute position triggers the repaint or DOM reflow. So, translate() gives the better performance.
  • 2) Does style1.css have to be downloaded and parsed before style2.css can be fetched?
  • 3) How to determine if the browser supports a certain feature?
    The @support in CSS can be very useful to scan if the current browser has support for a certain feature. @supports (display: grid) { div { display: grid; } }
  • 4) What are CSS3 Transitions?
    CSS3 transitions allow you to change property values smoothly (from one value to another), over a given duration. div { -webkit-transition: width 2s, height 4s; /* Safari */ transition: width 2s, height 4s; }
  • 5) What is the syntax of opacity in CSS3?
    style="opacity:0.4;filter:alpha(opacity=40)" Firefox uses the property opacity:x for transparency, while IE uses
  • 6) List some advantages to CSS3 animations over script-based animation?
    Advantages of using CSS3 animations over script-based animation techniques are as follows: 1. Easy to use and anybody can create them without the knowledge of JavaScript. 2. Executes well even under reasonable system load. As simple animations perform poorly in JavaScript, the the rendering engine uses frame-skipping techniques to allow the smooth flow of the animation. 3. Allows the browser to control the animation sequence, optimize performance and efficiency by reducing the update frequency of animations executing in tabs that aren’t currently visible.

Overview

Anyone who has worked in web development for more than five minutes can tell you: the difference between an outstanding site and a terrible site is the quality of the CSS. With our “CSS for styling website” course, you can learn to make high-quality, graphically amazing and thoroughly impressive websites. All it takes is a little creativity and a strong understanding of CSS design and code and your website will look exactly the way you want it to. We bring you this dynamic and comprehensive CSS course. This “CSS Tutorial for Beginners” is perfect for both beginners who don’t understand how to use CSS and experts who don’t understand why they cannot get their website to look exactly the way they want it to. With this CSS course, you will become fully competent in CSS and master of your website! Take this ultimate CSS development course (With CSS3!) course now and start learning CSS.

What are the requirements?

  • Some understanding of HTML
  • Mac or PC with internet connection
  • Text editor and web browser

What I am going to get from this course

  • How to use CSS selectors
  • How to integrate CSS into web and mobile
  • How to style text
  • How to style lists
  • How to use sprite sheets
  • How to work with images in CSS
  • How to create a CSS drop down model
  • How to use and apply the CSS box model to page layout
  • How to create CSS transformations
  • How to create CSS animations
  • How to understand and Use CSS position
  • What considerations to take when using CSS for mobile

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