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@seekinfoxasia560 points

Junior front-end developer, because i started doing junior level projects XD.. I'm no more noob.. 🥂

I’m currently learning...

React , javaScript.

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  • seekinfox•560
    @seekinfox

    nice and clean..well done.

  • seekinfox•560
    @seekinfox

    I think Tailwind CSS and Sass both are completely different.

    Tailwind is a framework similar to the bootstrap. but it is much more easier to learn and once you start using prototype components you will fall in love with tailwind. if you know css you can go ahead.

    sass is a extension of CSS and is more advance version. it is full of advance features. it will help you organize your style sheets and it will make a big difference if you are on some larger projects. I cannot imagine myself writing css for larger projects, its a nightmare. you can just go ahead learn it and it will only help you..

  • seekinfox•560
    @seekinfox

    I did not understand your question. but i will post this in case it's helpful

    <p><span>we are launching<span> soon!</p>

    css -> you can use span almost everywhere in html and give it a custom style.

    p {
   color: black;
}
p span {    /* span is child elem of p*/
   color: gray;
}
  • seekinfox•560
    @seekinfox

    You can start using sass. maybe you will find the styling much easier.

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  • seekinfox•560
    @seekinfox

    You're at the where you are ready to learn sass/scss. you should start using it, it will take you very less time to learn it.

    With it you can use @mixins witch allows us to write a chunk of code and reuse it wherever we need when styling. it is only one of the advantages.

    get on it !

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  • seekinfox•560
    @seekinfox

    It's cool that you finished your first challenge.

    You have used internal css

    Now take it to the next level by using external css. Create a new file style.css and put all your css in there.

    • Search how to link them to your html.

    Since you are a beginner, after you are comfortable with using html

    learn semantic html, it's just some additional tags. You can search them and add them in your practice.

    And do more smaller projects..

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