Smash that Subscribe Button! My answer for today's question: I have to say, the biggest challenge I face is coming up with relevant and unique content 4 days a week for this channel, ha. It's been about a month since I've started this new content schedule, but I've made it work. It's easy to pump out content like today's relatively short and niche topic, but I'm finding it a bit harder to dedicate the time to learn more in-depth topics. The solution to this is delegating/outsourcing some of this work, which I've begun to do by hiring my first writers for Coursetro.com! Either way, there's always a solution to these challenges.
Quote: "I have to say, the biggest challenge I face is coming up with relevant and unique content 4 days a week for this channel," I can help with that :) Please seriously consider expanding the topic to how to use flex-box with CSS Grid with a practical example or two. This is important because CSS "Sub-grids" are not a reality yet. Thanks!
Hi, I think my biggest challenge was to step fordward from learning, to real life work as a freelancer, because you don't know if you are enought prepare for the job, or the things you have to do, as a freelancer I have face several challenges and almost always i had to use the words, yes I know how to do that, and at the same time researching in google how to do it xD, I think that we all have done that because we trust in our hability to self taught anything.
I am a novice to CSS Grid layout and have been teaching floats as a layout tool to my high school students but wanted to update my skills. This is by far the best video I have come across in my search to find how to best teach CSS layout to non designers/coders. Grid-area as a layout tool is so simple, intuitive and great for visual learners. So my biggest challenge has been where to go from floats. After watching this I don't see the need for flex-box (or floats for that matter), which seems quite complex in comparison, although I could be wrong. Thank you, you are a natural teacher!
My biggest challenge as a coder is to organize and place all the elements on the document without creating a messy css, and I'm feeling like this tutorial will help me a lot on that. Big thanks!
Hey! My most difficult issue as a front end developer is coming up with a good concept for design. A super simple amateurish design I made took me about 5 hours and a few mock ups. Appreciate your content, as a person who is less creative, your content has been a blessing. Also, thanks to all i've learned from your videos I landed a job as a Front-End Developer! Thanks!
find a real life site or app that you like then try to replicate it, i did this with footlocker using react. Took me an entire month but ended up pretty dope.
Try to plan ahead, draw design on a paper and then apply the grid rules, i kinda struggle with the same, but in javascript. But you should have got it by this time now i guess so this is more for others
My biggest challenge is trying not to get intimidated by the amount of options I have. And I, always wanting to do things the optimal way, will sometimes get my self stuck on "is this the best way to do it? maybe I should start over..."
My biggest challenge in my self taught coding is knowing which language to learn first for every specific thing for example whats the best language for web page behaviour or Database designing? i actually first started out with WordPress but it didn't give me the satisfaction i needed, had to pat for nearly every little thing. So i decided to learn code myself. This tutorial just made my coding life easy for responsive designing. Thanks Man!
Hi Gary: Thanks for this simple tutorial to refresh the basic of the CSS grid. As a developer/coder, my biggest challenge these days is: there are way too many things to learn. I am very enthusiastic for learning things beside my full time job ... technology and languages I am learning these days: Node.js, React, Vue, JS (ES6), CSS, Big Data, Python, SQL/PLSQL, Oracle APEX (a very cool Oracle technology for rapid build modern web application), Rest web service, cloud, AI ... etc ... The list is growing everyday ... I also have 2 kids (6 & 8) and I am struggling to find time to learn ...
My huge challenge is web designing & communication ... I'm basically a coder .got a lot of appreciation from various clients... totally goes to logical part
Thank you all your work bro. My biggest Challenge thus far as a Designer who has intergrated into a front end coder is understanding JavaScript and Bundling using webpack, especially when enquering jquery as dependency
Good afternoon Gary, I just watched this tutorial and was able to follow along and have everything work perfectly, just as per your video. Thanks a mil for sharing. Even though this video was made 3 years ago, it seems, it really helped me today as I found myself "stuck" on a project related to CSS grid. Hopefully your tutorial will help get me "over-the-line". To answer your question of the day, I am really finding it difficult to manage the coursework for the bootcamp I am enrolled in. I basically find myself having to re-shuffle family responsibilities in order to get to completing the coursework "on time!". I know I will get there though, once again, thanks a mil. I subscribed to your channel also joined your discord channel now...see you on the other side, Lordwilling...
When I know how to write code for a specific problem, I struggle with the design. When I come up with a fresh design, I struggle to write efficient code. That's my problem. Your UI Design Course is helping me a lot though, cheers for that.
Would like to see intelligent use of flexbox and grid layouts, how they can work together in the best way. And second part the fallbacks of these for older browsers :)
What kind of fallbacks for older browsers do you think you need? IE 10/11 supports parts of flexbox/grid with -ms- prefix, but that's 5-6 year old browsers on 9 year old Win7. If that is your concerned audience, give just div's in the html one after another, rendering like the mobile view. I don't know however what content you would present on the site on such old browsers. Any non-IE browser on Win7/8/10 aswell as edge and anything linux/mac support flex/grid since 2-6 years, all auto-update and even in ESR releases.
My biggest challenge is staying committed to learning something. Because I always deviate from what I want to learn and do something completely different.
My suggestion: Before going to sleep at night, think about top 3 things you're going to learn tomorrow. Like flexbox, grids, navbar. If you achieved these 3 things, your day was successful. You can learn more than that, but its optional. But, you have perfect these 3 things mentioned at any cost. That's an effective way to learn.
@@supreetkumar7604 but the problem here is, one doesn't know all the topics, so it would be a little difficult to cope up with this habit after sometime : ( , do you know any resource from where one can acknowledge/update themselves of the various topics in their domain, preferably web domain here... thanks in advance!!
Biggest Challenge is to learn the design front end As I've been coding in the backend over 3 years , But after landed at your channel it's seems like i can learn this with time
I'm a java webdeveloper in a small company and my biggest challenge is to work with frameworks which do A LOT for you, which sounds nice but it really isn't. It's frustrating to try to implement EXACTLY what you want to achieve without crazy bypasses and stupid tricks. This is why I love barebones webdev/webdesign without any big frameworks. You have so much freedom as a developer.
NOTIFICATION SQUAD!!! The single most thing i face while a coder and designer is working with angular, rules based on drools that get DB items from hibernate mappings while i have a C# backend to work with, which has the funtions to "glue" them all.. it´s painfull!! And you helped me a lot at designing in angular.. hope to see more tutorials of it.. (like notifications and inbox messagens in an angular adminpage )
To understand everything logically and find someone that can actually teach you why the stuff works... so you can implement them on your own with your own ideas ... plus as a beginner I need to get the hang of CSS first.... lol
Basically it's all about time, you have you give time to learn what you want, I know we can learn stuff if we want but we have to give the time to that!!!
Thanks for the tutorial. My biggest challenge is to change this tempalte for a second or third page in order to have only 2 sections on the second page and maybe no sidebar.
Hey Gary, you can use alt + tab to switch between your last used application/window to save time instead of using the mouse to selecting it from the taskbar
as a coder/designer, my biggest challenge is remembering the css properties. I'm pretty new to web dev and I know it'll take time but yea, definitely my hardest bit
My biggest challenge as a dev/designer is TIME. It takes lots of time to learn the new tech! We have to focus on and manage our time wisely so we can have a LIFE and because Time is Money! I said all the time: Oh I learn Flex and Grid tomorrow. Well, the time came, I was not prepared and lost an 85K a year gig for not been prepared. I had to take a hands-on test and guess what? Flex, Grid, BEM, and Viewport units were in the test! I love what I do, but I feel sometimes that I need a day of 35 hrs.
The biggest challenge and also the most rewarding is keeping up ever-changing CSS/javascript ecosystems. Seems like everyday there is a new CSS property and javascript framework.
My greatest challenge has been; Sometimes not being able to properly set the responsiveness after coding a whole website. The responsive part has been a bit challenge. The most challenging is the position of tags with their elements " position: relative, absolute, fixed, inherit,...etc" This is my biggest challenge for now. Brother please I want a full comprehensive video on the positioning. I will really appreciate it. Yet to uncover the areas of Javascript.
My Biggest challenge is staying up to date with the ever changing front end JavaScript frameworks. Its hard to work on big enterprise project when things are being deprecated, APIs changing, Tools becoming more complicated.
My biggest chalange is to create the design itself. I mean, how to distribute things in the screen, choose colors, etc that doesnt sucks! Programming and write the HTML/css is the easy part for me.
Hi Gary. After working on few projects, I got to know that my challenge is that I can't harness the true of power of any language, be it HTML, CSS, Angular. I implement it but later I get to know that there is a better way of doing it using some pre defined functions. So I lack there
My biggest challenge as a web developer is some times, responsive css properties like % don't work as expected or some css grid won't work as expected. Then, after lots of debugging, it will work.
Been in and out of web design for over 15years, but haven't fiddled with any coding since 2014. A lot has been adde since then, and its hardest to adapt to the new things that are available and most of all my lack of ability to paying attention. Im sitting up for hours on end, coding and testing new things; because I am trying to build my boss a website for his small business as a gift for Christmas. its nothing too complex, but I seep trying to design something other than what I have on paper, or can't figure out how to do it the most effective but not utilizing too much brain storage to where all I dream about is Coding. I know the basics and majority of CSS except what's become of since 2014. I am really interested in the grid block idea, I guess I need a full run down on an explanation, because my ADD doesn't compute why This does This and this and not that, maybe a rundown on the mathematics. Is it easier to just start from a template and fiddle with the code like I used to do with Good Ol MySpace? I just feel like using a template is cheating, but I just want to do something basic, yet expand my abilities and get back into coding as a side gig when I'm not Graphx designing. thanks for the video.
amazing! thanks for this quick explanation, I'm using a blank Wordpress theme and it uses grid template areas which confuses me so much on how it works. lol
Hey, I am complete beginner. You tutorials are helping me a lot with my hobby side project. Thanks a lot for that. I had a question, about CSS. Is there some kind of good practice for media query breakpoint? How many? At which sizes?
I think the hardest thing that I've done since I just started is getting my css to be positioned exactly the way I want and knowing how to troubleshoot why I'm not able to get something to do what I want it to.
Desiging is fun but challenge is with tools and masking techniques or isometric designs. Coding- Learning methods to make a for for example e-commerce site. Animations is a challenge
I kinda got lost when naming the sections in the grid area, are you able to individually name them like you did to aside and header? I might sound stupid but I'm a novice and curiosity is key when learning!
Well , I am a frontend coder , the biggest challenge that I face , when the designer gives the design of the application, I am not able to create exactly the same what he has given, rather making him to use what I can make...... This is the biggest problem , Gary please suggest what should I do in this case ? And I guess there will many people who is facing the same issue.
biggest challenge? having to keep up to the ever growing & new technologies that always popped up every few years. that's also the most fun part though.
And now I am guessing you add things like links, images and paragraphs on those different areas... do they stay inside those areas of overflow? Thanks.
Can you please make an html and CSS dashboard with hide/show sidebar using css grid? I've been wanting this and haven't found a better tutorials on RUclips yet. Thanks 👍
I am a beginner self-taught coder. So far most difficult and time-consuming to learn is to use @media for mobile devices. Can't figure out general rule that would be applicable for Androids and iPhones as well...
Your videos are great help please keep posting. Absolutely love the way you explain everything. Awesome job. Would love to have you as a mentor since I am just starting my journey into the web dev world. Please let me know how I can get in contact with you directly. I am here in east bay California.
Smash that Subscribe Button! My answer for today's question: I have to say, the biggest challenge I face is coming up with relevant and unique content 4 days a week for this channel, ha. It's been about a month since I've started this new content schedule, but I've made it work. It's easy to pump out content like today's relatively short and niche topic, but I'm finding it a bit harder to dedicate the time to learn more in-depth topics. The solution to this is delegating/outsourcing some of this work, which I've begun to do by hiring my first writers for Coursetro.com! Either way, there's always a solution to these challenges.
Are you still hiring?
Quote: "I have to say, the biggest challenge I face is coming up with relevant and unique content 4 days a week for this channel,"
I can help with that :) Please seriously consider expanding the topic to how to use flex-box with CSS Grid with a practical example or two. This is important because CSS "Sub-grids" are not a reality yet. Thanks!
U'r CSS videos are just amazing, there is no substitution. More of the same pls. What about a more comprehensive CSS grid crash course?
Hi, I think my biggest challenge was to step fordward from learning, to real life work as a freelancer, because you don't know if you are enought prepare for the job, or the things you have to do, as a freelancer I have face several challenges and almost always i had to use the words, yes I know how to do that, and at the same time researching in google how to do it xD, I think that we all have done that because we trust in our hability to self taught anything.
same here +1
Same hereeeee dudee... You spoke my story
lol
I am a novice to CSS Grid layout and have been teaching floats as a layout tool to my high school students but wanted to update my skills. This is by far the best video I have come across in my search to find how to best teach CSS layout to non designers/coders. Grid-area as a layout tool is so simple, intuitive and great for visual learners. So my biggest challenge has been where to go from floats. After watching this I don't see the need for flex-box (or floats for that matter), which seems quite complex in comparison, although I could be wrong. Thank you, you are a natural teacher!
My biggest challenge as a coder is to organize and place all the elements on the document without creating a messy css, and I'm feeling like this tutorial will help me a lot on that. Big thanks!
As a novice I always struggle with responsive.
This will definitely make my life easier.
Thanks!
Avi Koenig sameeee here 😆
Hey!
My most difficult issue as a front end developer is coming up with a good concept for design. A super simple amateurish design I made took me about 5 hours and a few mock ups.
Appreciate your content, as a person who is less creative, your content has been a blessing. Also, thanks to all i've learned from your videos I landed a job as a Front-End Developer!
Thanks!
I found this 4 years down the line. Thank you Garry
My biggest problem is applying my knowledge into real life applications. I kinda get lost or mixed up on where to start or how to start.
for everything that you start learning pretend that you're doing it for a client and build on it ;) that's how i started on angular at least ..
Don't focus on the tech, focus on a project that you want to build and apply the tech to it.
find a real life site or app that you like then try to replicate it, i did this with footlocker using react. Took me an entire month but ended up pretty dope.
Try to plan ahead, draw design on a paper and then apply the grid rules, i kinda struggle with the same, but in javascript. But you should have got it by this time now i guess so this is more for others
Because you are only watching tutorials
My biggest challenge is trying not to get intimidated by the amount of options I have. And I, always wanting to do things the optimal way, will sometimes get my self stuck on "is this the best way to do it? maybe I should start over..."
My biggest challenge in my self taught coding is knowing which language to learn first for every specific thing for example whats the best language for web page behaviour or Database designing? i actually first started out with WordPress but it didn't give me the satisfaction i needed, had to pat for nearly every little thing. So i decided to learn code myself. This tutorial just made my coding life easy for responsive designing. Thanks Man!
Hi Gary: Thanks for this simple tutorial to refresh the basic of the CSS grid. As a developer/coder, my biggest challenge these days is: there are way too many things to learn. I am very enthusiastic for learning things beside my full time job ... technology and languages I am learning these days: Node.js, React, Vue, JS (ES6), CSS, Big Data, Python, SQL/PLSQL, Oracle APEX (a very cool Oracle technology for rapid build modern web application), Rest web service, cloud, AI ... etc ... The list is growing everyday ... I also have 2 kids (6 & 8) and I am struggling to find time to learn ...
Never thought of using the body tag as a wrapper but it makes sense. The body is the structure of the document and should be a wrapper. Amazing video!
Nice explanation. Simple. The structure is not complicated to understand... I really liked it, thank you for sharing.
You saved a lot of my time and I am not afraid of grid anymore. Thank you.
Applying what you just learned onto real projects is def my problem!
Thanks for the css grid video, it makes Grid so much easier to use!
My huge challenge is web designing & communication ... I'm basically a coder .got a lot of appreciation from various clients... totally goes to logical part
As a Angular/JavaScript coder, by far DESIGN. CSS grid HELPED a lot, but still on a learning curve.
Perfect explanation. Thank you very much! I was struggling with "grid-template-areas" understanding.
Thank you all your work bro. My biggest Challenge thus far as a Designer who has intergrated into a front end coder is understanding JavaScript and Bundling using webpack, especially when enquering jquery as dependency
Good afternoon Gary, I just watched this tutorial and was able to follow along and have everything work perfectly, just as per your video. Thanks a mil for sharing. Even though this video was made 3 years ago, it seems, it really helped me today as I found myself "stuck" on a project related to CSS grid. Hopefully your tutorial will help get me "over-the-line". To answer your question of the day, I am really finding it difficult to manage the coursework for the bootcamp I am enrolled in. I basically find myself having to re-shuffle family responsibilities in order to get to completing the coursework "on time!". I know I will get there though, once again, thanks a mil. I subscribed to your channel also joined your discord channel now...see you on the other side, Lordwilling...
When I know how to write code for a specific problem, I struggle with the design. When I come up with a fresh design, I struggle to write efficient code. That's my problem. Your UI Design Course is helping me a lot though, cheers for that.
Would like to see intelligent use of flexbox and grid layouts, how they can work together in the best way. And second part the fallbacks of these for older browsers :)
What kind of fallbacks for older browsers do you think you need? IE 10/11 supports parts of flexbox/grid with -ms- prefix, but that's 5-6 year old browsers on 9 year old Win7. If that is your concerned audience, give just div's in the html one after another, rendering like the mobile view. I don't know however what content you would present on the site on such old browsers. Any non-IE browser on Win7/8/10 aswell as edge and anything linux/mac support flex/grid since 2-6 years, all auto-update and even in ESR releases.
My biggest challenge is staying committed to learning something. Because I always deviate from what I want to learn and do something completely different.
Jacoby Broadnax This is totally me...
same here
My suggestion:
Before going to sleep at night, think about top 3 things you're going to learn tomorrow. Like flexbox, grids, navbar. If you achieved these 3 things, your day was successful. You can learn more than that, but its optional. But, you have perfect these 3 things mentioned at any cost. That's an effective way to learn.
@@supreetkumar7604 but the problem here is, one doesn't know all the topics, so it would be a little difficult to cope up with this habit after sometime : ( , do you know any resource from where one can acknowledge/update themselves of the various topics in their domain, preferably web domain here...
thanks in advance!!
@@sauvikgoel591 Watch 'Flux' YT channel
Biggest Challenge is to learn the design front end As I've been coding in the backend over 3 years , But after landed at your channel it's seems like i can learn this with time
I'm a java webdeveloper in a small company and my biggest challenge is to work with frameworks which do A LOT for you, which sounds nice but it really isn't. It's frustrating to try to implement EXACTLY what you want to achieve without crazy bypasses and stupid tricks. This is why I love barebones webdev/webdesign without any big frameworks. You have so much freedom as a developer.
NOTIFICATION SQUAD!!!
The single most thing i face while a coder and designer is working with angular, rules based on drools that get DB items from hibernate mappings while i have a C# backend to work with, which has the funtions to "glue" them all.. it´s painfull!! And you helped me a lot at designing in angular.. hope to see more tutorials of it.. (like notifications and inbox messagens in an angular adminpage )
This helped me start to love CSS, when I had been disliking it for so long.
Thank you!
To understand everything logically and find someone that can actually teach you why the stuff works... so you can implement them on your own with your own ideas ... plus as a beginner I need to get the hang of CSS first.... lol
Wow, I didn't understand grid-template-area util this video. You laid it out very well.
Thank you for making a great tutorial on css grid-template-areas!
Basically it's all about time, you have you give time to learn what you want, I know we can learn stuff if we want but we have to give the time to that!!!
Thanks for the tutorial. My biggest challenge is to change this tempalte for a second or third page in order to have only 2 sections on the second page and maybe no sidebar.
Very easy to follow tutorial. Awesome stuff! Implemented this on a project I'm working on and it was easy as can be! 🙌
I think the most complex thing for me as a designer (I'm not a designer) is to make a really cool design. As a coder - nothing.
Richard Hendricks I have this problem. Lots of technical skills but very little creative / design skills
Every time I watch some designer's video I'm impressed how they can in a short time make really awesome design.
Richard Hendricks likewise!!
Learning New Concepts for the very first time
Hey Gary, you can use alt + tab to switch between your last used application/window to save time instead of using the mouse to selecting it from the taskbar
Nathan Downer lol he is a keyboard shortcut enthusiast, surely he knows this one, but yeah good point
Short and right to the point. Love it! Thanks
I believe the recommendation is to use fractional units fr over percentages. Great video!
Excellent video. To the point and very clear!
So helpful. Thank you so much for showing grid-template-areas
Amazing video! My greatest challenge in becoming a dev is learn several languages at the same time.
as a coder/designer, my biggest challenge is remembering the css properties. I'm pretty new to web dev and I know it'll take time but yea, definitely my hardest bit
My biggest challenge as a dev/designer is TIME. It takes lots of time to learn the new tech! We have to focus on and manage our time wisely so we can have a LIFE and because Time is Money! I said all the time: Oh I learn Flex and Grid tomorrow. Well, the time came, I was not prepared and lost an 85K a year gig for not been prepared. I had to take a hands-on test and guess what? Flex, Grid, BEM, and Viewport units were in the test! I love what I do, but I feel sometimes that I need a day of 35 hrs.
The biggest challenge and also the most rewarding is keeping up ever-changing CSS/javascript ecosystems. Seems like everyday there is a new CSS property and javascript framework.
this video is pure gold
Thank you for the great knowledge about the CSS grid System.
My greatest challenge has been; Sometimes not being able to properly set the responsiveness after coding a whole website.
The responsive part has been a bit challenge. The most challenging is the position of tags with their elements " position: relative, absolute, fixed, inherit,...etc" This is my biggest challenge for now. Brother please I want a full comprehensive video on the positioning. I will really appreciate it. Yet to uncover the areas of Javascript.
My Biggest challenge is staying up to date with the ever changing front end JavaScript frameworks. Its hard to work on big enterprise project when things are being deprecated, APIs changing, Tools becoming more complicated.
My biggest chalange is to create the design itself. I mean, how to distribute things in the screen, choose colors, etc that doesnt sucks! Programming and write the HTML/css is the easy part for me.
Hi Gary. After working on few projects, I got to know that my challenge is that I can't harness the true of power of any language, be it HTML, CSS, Angular. I implement it but later I get to know that there is a better way of doing it using some pre defined functions. So I lack there
Great Videos! Just started working through your content.
Thank you so much for showing this. It helped me clear allot of confusions.
It's a great video, and I can said that I learned something new today. Thank you!
You are a life saver! Thanks so much, really appreciated.
I loved this video. I think it was satisfying to watch
responsive in coding and contrast and pixel perfect designs in designing
this is pure gold
Great video buddy! U just made responsive design so simple........lol.....i am always afraid of that
Thanks. This is really usefull. I can't even imagine, how i would be able to create eshop without this trick 🔥🔥🔥.
The challenge I face is laboring for hours before coming to a flow state of mind.
My biggest problem is knowing what to learn next.
Lovin the tuts, btw
My biggest challenge as a web developer is some times, responsive css properties like % don't work as expected or some css grid won't work as expected. Then, after lots of debugging, it will work.
Ah, I can't remember the syntax for the media queries :/. But now i tried to learn and remeber it.
very good explanation
Thank you 🙏exactly what I was looking for!
Very well explained!
Been in and out of web design for over 15years, but haven't fiddled with any coding since 2014. A lot has been adde since then, and its hardest to adapt to the new things that are available and most of all my lack of ability to paying attention. Im sitting up for hours on end, coding and testing new things; because I am trying to build my boss a website for his small business as a gift for Christmas. its nothing too complex, but I seep trying to design something other than what I have on paper, or can't figure out how to do it the most effective but not utilizing too much brain storage to where all I dream about is Coding. I know the basics and majority of CSS except what's become of since 2014. I am really interested in the grid block idea, I guess I need a full run down on an explanation, because my ADD doesn't compute why This does This and this and not that, maybe a rundown on the mathematics. Is it easier to just start from a template and fiddle with the code like I used to do with Good Ol MySpace? I just feel like using a template is cheating, but I just want to do something basic, yet expand my abilities and get back into coding as a side gig when I'm not Graphx designing. thanks for the video.
I'm new to web development. What are the reasons someone wouldn't use grid template areas to layout their website? This seems much easier
amazing! thanks for this quick explanation, I'm using a blank Wordpress theme and it uses grid template areas which confuses me so much on how it works. lol
Thanks for the video man, you helped me a lot.
So easy to understand 👍👍👍 nice
easy to understand sir..thank you thank you
Late to the party but the most difficult task as a coder is when dealing with css. I mean with legacy CSS. I mean with many many overrides of CSS.
Hey, I am complete beginner. You tutorials are helping me a lot with my hobby side project. Thanks a lot for that.
I had a question, about CSS. Is there some kind of good practice for media query breakpoint? How many? At which sizes?
www.w3schools.com/HOWTO/howto_css_media_query_breakpoints.asp
I think the hardest thing that I've done since I just started is getting my css to be positioned exactly the way I want and knowing how to troubleshoot why I'm not able to get something to do what I want it to.
Desiging is fun but challenge is with tools and masking techniques or isometric designs. Coding- Learning methods to make a for for example e-commerce site. Animations is a challenge
I didn't get the media query part, why didn't you use flexboxes?
Finaly I get this stuff! Thanks for the video.
Nice video, maybe if you could show in another video how to make a similar layout with CSS Grid work in IE10, that would cool.
Distraction and staying focused is the biggest challange.
this was an amazing tutorial i really enjoyed please know that you just earned a subscriber
For me the biggest challenge is trying not to get frustrated when I can't get a design right!
Thanking Sir, I will try.....
I kinda got lost when naming the sections in the grid area, are you able to individually name them like you did to aside and header? I might sound stupid but I'm a novice and curiosity is key when learning!
my biggest challenge in coding journey is the long search term that i face to known a specific info. or technology
Hi, it works in your demo even when there's min-width instead of max-width in @media line. On my comp doesn't ;-)
Well , I am a frontend coder , the biggest challenge that I face , when the designer gives the design of the application, I am not able to create exactly the same what he has given, rather making him to use what I can make...... This is the biggest problem , Gary please suggest what should I do in this case ? And I guess there will many people who is facing the same issue.
Thinking about the new style for the webpage
biggest challenge? having to keep up to the ever growing & new technologies that always popped up every few years.
that's also the most fun part though.
really nice. thanks for this great video.
And now I am guessing you add things like links, images and paragraphs on those different areas... do they stay inside those areas of overflow? Thanks.
Developing software engineered using legacy tools and still use modern principles of coding today when a rewrite is precluded.
thanks for the tutorial!
Can you please make an html and CSS dashboard with hide/show sidebar using css grid? I've been wanting this and haven't found a better tutorials on RUclips yet. Thanks 👍
Gary your subs are increasing enormously.
I know, I'm getting 1k+ new subs a day. Nuts
Making reality the designs from creative people!!! ;)
Hi, mate. What programme are you using to actually view the code form VSC? Can you recommend one? Thanks..
I am a beginner self-taught coder. So far most difficult and time-consuming to learn is to use @media for mobile devices. Can't figure out general rule that would be applicable for Androids and iPhones as well...
Look up Kevin Powell and you'll learn so much more. He using @media for larder screens.
Your videos are great help please keep posting. Absolutely love the way you explain everything. Awesome job. Would love to have you as a mentor since I am just starting my journey into the web dev world. Please let me know how I can get in contact with you directly. I am here in east bay California.