Before taking the class, I thought I had to make a homepage! and when I started coding, the structure didn't turn out as I had planned, and I made it crooked and gave -230px to the margin and then made it fit in somewhere else. And then I kept repeating, "Ah~ I guess I'm not related to Front~"........ When I watch the video, the overall picture is drawn well, and since the instructor talks about infinite repetition, I think I can understand what the instructor is going to say as I listen. For example, when the instructor says, "Give float to the child element.", what follows unconditionally is "Give float to the child element, so the parent element loses its height value, so give overflow:hidden to the parent." It comes out almost every time. Even if you don't try to memorize it separately like this, the structure will be in your head because the parent overflow hidden will be repeated so much that you can memorize it like a machine even if only the plot appears in the plot. In the lecture introduction, the learning method is to look at the section 3 (header~mobile) work comfortably, but I couldn't do that in the previous lecture, and I was satisfied with the result. So when I saw the result I made with the instructor, I thought it was my own..ㅎ But when I saw the result and thought, "I'm proud~ Let's try something else!!".. When I actually tried to do it alone, it didn't work well. So this time, I just emptied my mind and watched it while lying in bed, while eating tangerines, while doing laundry, and on the bus. When I really had time, I thought I would fill the lecture time instead of YouTube, and I watched it all the time. I watched it in the most comfortable position I could find when I sat in front of the PC..(..ㅎ Isn't this the advantage of online?) As I listened, I inevitably came across content that I didn't know well. When I listen to those things again, I will probably remember them vaguely, but when I learn them once, I lightly open a notepad or (if listening on a PC) write notes on the right side of the Inflearn lecture and add simple notes, so I listen to them without getting sleepy (<s>Sleep Slave</s>) and my hands are not idle, so I remember them better. And, when I say 'I finished the lecture today~', I organize the contents I learned today that I really didn't know in my notepad, so I can easily look at them and understand them, and it's also convenient when I review them. And then, when I read them a second time, when I look at them while inputting the code myself, rather than making them at the same speed as the instructor, I think it's fun to first look at the finished version + basic structure, make them, quickly add CSS, and compare how I added them differently from the instructor. That way, I think I can tell if they're completely mine or if I just practiced typing. Also, I think this way, there will be good questions. After reading it twice, I think it would be good to look at various sites and make it yourself without pressing F12. However, after reading it twice (including the previous lecture), I saw myself imitating the structure of most sites because I could see it!! Therefore, rather than thinking, “I’m going to finish it in one reading because I’m pressed for time!”, I think it’s an excellent learning method to read it once in the most comfortable position in the world, and when you input the code directly in the second reading, first create it and compare it while referring to the vague memories + notes you wrote. Anyway, I think it’s a lecture that even an idiot like me can follow to some extent, so it’s a lecture worth challenging for anyone!!!! p.s) By the way, this lecture is for beginners, but is this a beginner video..?...... (Is the end of publishing still far away? ㄷㄷ....... )