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Want to become an awesome web developer? The first step is to learn the basics!

Our mission is to help you learn coding and skill up faster.

The HTML & CSS class is FREE and we are starting on July 15, and we have just 15 spaces available…

No prior knowledge of any coding skills is required… Just your laptop and internet connection.

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I just came across this here, is there anyway you can be of help?

Nonsense. You can't teach CSS in two weeks.

I've been learning to code for over 6 months and I haven't "learned" CSS. I've built lot of cool stuff and even accepted live projects from people on this thread:
https://www.nairaland.com/7534595/css-challenge-post-ui-ill

yet I still don't think I've "learned" CSS.

Stop deceiving people. It will take someone new to programming at least 1 month to be comfortable with the HTML and CSS syntax and then at least another one month to actually start learning how it all actually works.

Devdevdev:
Nonsense. You can't teach CSS in two weeks.

I've been learning to code for over 6 months and I haven't "learned" CSS. I've built lot of cool stuff and even accepted live projects from people on this thread:
https://www.nairaland.com/7534595/css-challenge-post-ui-ill

yet I still don't think I've "learned" CSS.

Stop deceiving people. It will take someone new to programming at least 1 month to be comfortable with the HTML and CSS syntax and then at least another one month to actually start learning how it all actually works.

You can't just conclude like that. Nobody finishes learning. At least they are other resources you can expose them to ground them the more. Learning basic of html and css to design simple site should not take a serious beginner less than a week

It's a crash course. Once you know the basic you build from them. Programming is faster when someone is mentoring. I guess you are learning on your own

Devdevdev:
Nonsense. You can't teach CSS in two weeks.

I've been learning to code for over 6 months and I haven't "learned" CSS. I've built lot of cool stuff and even accepted live projects from people on this thread:
https://www.nairaland.com/7534595/css-challenge-post-ui-ill

yet I still don't think I've "learned" CSS.

Stop deceiving people. It will take someone new to programming at least 1 month to be comfortable with the HTML and CSS syntax and then at least another one month to actually start learning how it all actually works.

This Is quite true.

But I believe OP posted this from his own perspective. He Is a Guru now so he believes an average Intelligent person should be able to learn within the time frame he posted.

It's always like that, Things are only hard when we are still Ignorant of It. But when someone becomes a Guru, It'll look like a Walkover😊

Willing to learn.. take me through the process bro

What computer spec will you recommend I get ?

Devdevdev:
Nonsense. You can't teach CSS in two weeks.

I've been learning to code for over 6 months and I haven't "learned" CSS. I've built lot of cool stuff and even accepted live projects from people on this thread:
https://www.nairaland.com/7534595/css-challenge-post-ui-ill

yet I still don't think I've "learned" CSS.

Stop deceiving people. It will take someone new to programming at least 1 month to be comfortable with the HTML and CSS syntax and then at least another one month to actually start learning how it all actually works.

You don't have to "master" a field before getting your hands dirty on major projects. Learning is a lifelong orocess. It took me less than three weeks to learn full stack development.