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How to get started with CSS?

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1. First and foremost, Learn about display property(inline and block for the first time).

2. Difference between padding, margin and border. There effect on the element size.

3. Positioning properties are the most confusing concept in CSS. So try to play with it.

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4. Learn about more tricky display value like flex, grid and so on.

5. After all that try to explore the pseudo elements. They are useful in making CSS art / illustration.

6. Try to play with all the background properties at least once.

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7. Learn about CSS functions
Let's say, linear-gradient() function which sets a linear gradient as the background image.

8. Keep practicing. All the best❀️

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