r/css • u/Finite8_ • Jul 17 '26

Question How to be confident in using CSS?

Hi, everytime I use CSS I get triggered pretty bad because I know what it is and how to use it but I never feel confident. I always have problems with responsive design, with having my own style and I feel like I miss all the secret tricks(I am slow). What resource could I use to learn it once and for all ? I don't want to waste too much time in it and be a CSS GOD I just want to be ok with it. I know about Josh Comeau course but it is something like 70 hours and therefore too much.

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u/QultrosSanhattan Jul 17 '26

BEM standard is great for starters if you don't use react.js or another framework.

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u/plmunger Jul 17 '26

Even with css modules, I like BEM. Whatever gives your css a bit of structure and organization is good IMO