References

  1. 📘 Mozilla Developer Network (MDN) — CSS Docs

    2. A super‑reliable guide to all things CSS. It explains every property with examples and shows how stuff actually works across browsers — perfect for learning or double‑checking how to style things.

  2. 🎨 CSS Generator

    3. A playful tool that generates CSS code for you! Want a gradient, shadow, or fancy button style? Pick options and let the site create the code — great for experimenting or inspiration.

  3. 🌐 W3Schools – HTML Tutorial

    4. A beginner friendly HTML guide with examples and practice for learning web page structure.

  4. 📐 CSS‑Tricks – A Guide to Flexbox

    5. Learn Flexbox with this clear visual guide that shows how to align, space, and order elements on a page. It’s full of examples that make it easy to see how changes affect your layout in real time.

  5. 💻 CodePen – Flexbox Playground

    6. A hands-on Flexbox demo with live results as you experiment.

  6. 🧠 NN/g – Ten Usability Heuristics

    7. A usability checklist to see if designs are simple and intuitive.

  7. 🛠 Can I Use – Browser Support Checker

    8. Check which HTML, CSS, or JS features work across different browsers.

  8. 📚 Stack Overflow

    9. A massive Q&A community where developers ask and answer real coding problems. If you get an error or need a clever solution, there’s a good chance someone already asked it here.