- [Voiceover] I want to thank you for watching
CSS Fundamentals.
I hope that you feel better prepared
to begin learning CSS
and that you have a better overall understanding
of how CSS works than when you started.
I want to leave you with a couple of additional resources
that I haven't mentioned yet in this title.
The Web Developer's Handbook which you can find at
alvit.de/handbook
has one of the most massive lists of CSS resources
that you're gonna find anywhere.
They offer links to inspirational sites,
tutorials, blogs, tools and services, and more.
Some of these links and tutorials are a little old,
but that's not actually a bad thing.
Understanding some of the challenges
that designers have faced over the years regarding CSS
will give you a better perspective of its present state.
Plus, many of the older links to tutorials
feature techniques that are still being used today.
I'm also a huge fan of the
Mozilla Developers Network resource site.
You can find this by searching for
Mozilla Developers Network
and then clicking on the CSS link.
This site contains an entire section dedicated to CSS
which contains fantastic CSS references,
tutorials, demos, and articles.
This is a reference that you should bookmark
and come back to often.
I also highly recommend reading
Chris Coyier's blog, CSS Tricks.
This site has tons of articles, demos,
and tutorials that focus on CSS,
but what I love most about his blog
is his clear approach to describing CSS,
and his focus on where it's going.
This is great blog to read for both inspiration
and staying informed with what's happening
in the world of CSS.
As always, I recommend checking out
the large selection of CSS titles
in the Lynda.com online training library as well.
We're adding new ones all the time
and feature CSS titles
from some of the best minds in the business.
Well that's all for now.
Feel free to drop me a line on Twitter
or through Lynda.com
and let me know how you're doing.
My username on Twitter is
@jameswillweb
Feel free to follow me and contact me there.
Thanks for watching, everyone,
and I'll look forward to seeing you
in my next Lynda.com course.