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Should I Take a Break from Learning CSS?

February 26, 2020

Learning CSS can be a daunting task … CSS is not an intuitive coding language! So it is common for many learning CSS, that you’ll hit a nerd learning wall … it can get tough, even with the best CSS courses out there! So my advice is to take breaks, and give your mind time […]

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How to Learn CSS Quickly?

December 27, 2017

The quickest way to learn CSS, is to first be sure you know HTML5 and the web foundations well. Once you understand these key concepts and skills, CSS and the cool CSS3 techniques will come so much more easily. Websites are made with CSS3 and HTML5 CSS3 is the styling language of web design – […]

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How to Teach Web Design in the Classroom

July 26, 2017

  Let’s start with the main elements of an effective web design course: Lessons plans should be open ended, to allow for students of different abilities. Courses should be self-paced. Again, to accommodate students of different aptitudes. Lessons should be video based. Lessons should be interactive and provide immediate feedback. Courses should be gamified. The […]

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Make YouTube and Vimeo Videos Responsive with CSS

May 30, 2017

Hi, I recently made some videos on StudioWeb.com’s home page responsive with some simple CSS code. Here is the code that should be written in between your CSS style block: .responsive-container { position: relative; padding-bottom: 56.25%; padding-top: 30px; height: 0; overflow: hidden; margin-bottom: 50px; } .responsive-container iframe { position: absolute; top: 0; left: 0; width: […]

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Top 3 CSS Code Learning Tips

October 3, 2016

Hi!

I’ve been coding for over 20yrs, and have been teaching code since 2003. I can boil all the experience down to three tips when learning to code:

You can learn to code easily with me, by taking my powerful course and training package.

Thanks!

Stefan

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Learning CSS3 in 2016

August 23, 2016

CSS3 Course in 2016

CSS3 is the latest version of CSS and though powerful, it can be hard to learn. This is especially true when you get into advanced CSS3 layouts, and mobile design!

Making CSS3 easy to learn

After years of writing articles, building CSS courses, and even writing book, I’ve refined my teaching techniques so that students totally new to CSS can learn easily.

The key is what teachers call the ‘spiral’ teaching method. This combined with an interactive Q&A like experience, makes seemingly complex and powerful CSS techniques, pretty easy to learn.

Video based CSS training

Reading is cool, but watching a CSS expert demonstrate the key techniques and principles can’t be beat. Combine this will a Q&A session with your teacher, and you will have an amazing time learning even the most advanced CSS.

Yes, this was my shameless self promotion, but after having taught coding since 2003, I am very confident that you will find my courses a powerful tool in your journey to learn to code CSS.

Stefan Mischook

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Teach Code without Knowing how to Code.

February 11, 2016

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It’s really hard to teach web design if you don’t know how to code … until now!

My web design training app (Studioweb,) allows teachers to take on the role of a classroom facilitator, as students learn to code with the tools that coders use, while building real websites and web apps that work on both smartphones and traditional computers.

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New CSS course released!

January 25, 2016

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Hi,

It only took a month or so, but my new Beginners CSS course is live on Studioweb. This is an interactive video-and-quiz based course that teaches not only the basics of CSS, you will also learn CSS layout techniques and CSS3.

Thanks,

Stefan Mischook

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CSS Video Training

January 6, 2015

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Hi,

I just launched our new video training site Webmentor.org. Besides courses on HTML, HTML5, JavaScript and PHP, we also great courses on CSS.

What makes Webmentor.org standout, is the fact you can actually contact the creators of the courses! That’s me, Santo and Ben.

… It’s the next best thing to having a mentor standing beside you.

Check out our CSS courses.

Thanks,
Stefan Mischook

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