Hi all, Stefan here:

Join me this Sunday for a workshop on mastering the fundamental concepts of web design. The workshop will focus on CSS , “Cascading Style Sheets”, the instructions that determine the structure and appearance of a website. We’re also going to work with HTML, “Hyper Text Markup Language”, a foil and counterpart to CSS, which compartmentalizes all the page’s contents. Given a few statements in HTML as a starting condition, we will explore the vast possibility space represented by introducing strategic combinations of CSS parameters into the mix.

This workshop is tailored for any level of web design experience, because even more experienced web designers often find themselves wrestling with questions like “why can’t I get it to look the way I want?” or “why can’t I position it the way I want?”. By introducing a fairly comprehensive system for positioning called “Flexbox”, which is also very designer-friendly, we hope to nip any beginner’s uncertainty in the bud, and have you weaving together web experiences with confidence.

We will be referring to this article a lot:
https://css-tricks.com/snippets/css/a-guide-to-flexbox/#flexbox-background 
And in general, this site gives invaluable CSS Help (google your question + "css tricks")

W3 schools is another fantastic resource – a sort of learner’s dictionary for HTML and CSS (and more). W3 Schools notably has nice “try it yourself” examples that let you edit real code.
https://www.w3schools.com

For a more technical reference, all kibbles and bits included, see:
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US
Everyone, regardless of experience, relies on Mozilla’s clearly written and comprehensive reference (and for that I am grateful).

If anyone has any questions, please email me (Stefan), my address is: stefan@pelikan.gd

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