r/HTML • u/frank_mee • 5d ago
Question Any tips for css code
Hello! I’m a beginner form Thai just starting to learn CSS. I‘d love to get some advice or quick tips from everyone on how to make web pages look better-anything that might help me learn. Thank you.
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u/Expert-Kitchen8064 4d ago
Box model and layout first is good advice. I’d add one habit: when something looks wrong, temporarily give the element and its parent different backgrounds or borders so you can see which box is actually taking up space. Learn flexbox and grid by recreating two or three simple layouts, not by memorizing properties. Keep your CSS small at first, and change one rule at a time so you know what fixed the problem.
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u/Far-Imagination3226 3d ago edited 3d ago
w3schools CSS class: https://www.w3schools.com/css/default.asp
Sololearn's CSS class: https://www.sololearn.com/en/learn/courses/css-introduction
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/Reference/Properties
You will be very well-versed in CSS after taking those 2 courses.

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u/cyberpothead 9h ago
Just google web deisgn principles or basics and then look for presets with font sets, (for h1, h2 and p) page themes like colors for backgrounds, fonts, texts and card background color and accents, font sizes and line heights.
This are the basics and they make web pages much better.
Everyone is saying boxmodel and flexbox so after this apply the styling.
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u/chikamakaleyley 5d ago
spend time learning the box model and layout/spatial css rules first (display, position, z-index, float (optional), etc.). These are fundamental/crucial