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Average rating 4.9
As a backend developer, I've mainly worked on designing with basic tags and tables within a fixed design. I find it great that I can learn about CSS and the internal workings of how browsers recognize it. As time goes on, the design requirements have increased, and the HTML and CSS have become more complex to meet them... I felt like it was just getting more complex without any rules, but as I listen to the lectures, I realize there are hidden operational principles. Above all, the examples are based on real sites, which makes it easy to understand. I'm skipping the content I already know and only watching some chapters, but there are more details than I thought, so I'm eager to listen to the rest of the chapters soon. This is my second lecture following HTML, and your voice tone is especially good, making it great to listen to as a sleep aid before bed?
Hello dlsrksrhk, Thank you so much for your valuable feedback. 😊 As a backend developer, I'm very pleased that you've taken a step beyond the HTML and table-based designs you were familiar with and made an effort to understand CSS and the internal workings of browsers. I'm glad that the detailed explanations of the examples in the lectures through real-world site cases were helpful for your learning, and I feel even more rewarded that you're looking forward to the remaining chapters. I'm especially embarrassed but grateful that you even mentioned my voice tone. 😄 Thanks to you listening to the lectures with a relaxed mind, I was also able to enjoy recording. In the future, I will continue to balance practical examples that can be applied directly to the field with in-depth theory, and come back with even more informative lectures. I hope you continue to have a beneficial learning experience until the end! Thank you. Sincerely, SooCoding
