As we all know, CSS is a simple language to learn but a difficult language to master. When I first started learning it, I thought it was a simple language, so I just jumped to js without much learning it, but when I started making projects, I found it very difficult. Most of the time, I was struggling to centre a div, yet making a full project is very difficult, so I started learning it again from the beginning. Nowadays, I have gained much confidence and building small projects every day to fully master it, so how I am doing it

*- Fundamentals are crucial.

-CSS has a set of principles that you should adhere to. .*

CSS isn't simple to learn.

I've read two books, numerous articles, and watch countless videos on each subject every day in order to gain a thorough understanding of it.

Making projects was the most significant difference in my approach to learning CSS; I'm now participating in a project challenge on (frontendmentor.io) and also creating little projects from YouTube videos.

Here are a few CSS pointers to consider.

before starting a project I am setting margin and padding to 0

*,::before,;;after{
margin:0;
padding:0;
box-sizing: border-box;

To centre a div

div {
display:grid;
place-items: center;

div {
display: flex;
justify-content: center;
align-items: center;