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Shawn Wildermuth
LESS and SASS can style sheets more readable, maintainable and easier to write.
CSS is a great way to separate your design and markup during HTML development, but there are key pain points that make it more difficult than it should be. Dynamic stylesheet languages like LESS and SASS can make style sheets more readable, maintainable, and easier to write. This course dives into both LESS and SASS and shows you how powerful these languages can be.
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Syllabus
Why CSS is Painful
LESS is More
Using SASS
Good to know
Good to know
Know what's good ,
what to watch for , and
possible dealbreakers
Explores LESS and SASS, which are standard in industry
Teaches learners how to make style sheets more readable, maintainable, and easier to write
Taught by Shawn Wildermuth, who is recognized for their work in CSS
Examines CSS, which is highly relevant to HTML development
Provides a strong fit with a particular audience, specifically learners interested in styling web pages
Requires learners to come in with some background knowledge of CSS
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Learners who complete A Better CSS: LESS and SASS will develop knowledge and skills
that may be useful to these careers:
Web Developer
Web Developer
Web Developers build and maintain websites. They will use programming languages to translate a design provided by a Web Designer into the frontend (user facing) and backend (behind the scenes) of the website. LESS and SASS can help these Developers make their code more efficient and easier to work with. These skills can help someone starting out or advancing as a Web Developer.
Web Designer
Web Designer
Web Designers create the visual aspects of websites. They make decisions about color, layout, fonts, etc. They work with Web Developers to translate their design into code. LESS and SASS can help Web Designers make their code more efficient and easier to work with. These skills can help someone starting out or advancing as a Web Designer.
Computer Programmer
Computer Programmer
Computer Programmers write code and provide technical support to software and other computer programs. They work with Software Developers and other IT professionals. LESS and SASS can help these Programmers make their code more efficient and easier to work with. These skills can help someone starting out or advancing as a Computer Programmer.
Software Developer
Software Developer
Software Developers build and maintain software programs. They use programming languages to write code that will perform intended tasks. LESS and SASS can help these Developers make their code more efficient and easier to work with. These skills can help someone starting out or advancing as a Software Developer.
UI Designer
UI Designer
UI Designers create the visual elements of user interfaces. They work with UX Designers and Front End Engineers to ensure that the visual elements are functional and aesthetically pleasing. LESS and SASS can help these Designers make their code more efficient and easier to work with. These skills can help someone starting out or advancing as a UI Designer.
Front-End Engineer
Front-End Engineer
Front End Engineers are responsible for the appearance, functionality, and usability of a website. They are responsible for translating designs into code. LESS and SASS can help these Engineers make their code more efficient and easier to work with. These skills can help someone starting out or advancing as a Front End Engineer.
Product Designer
Product Designer
Product Designers are responsible for the overall design of a product. They work with engineers and other designers to ensure that the product is functional and visually appealing. LESS and SASS can help these Designers make their code more efficient and easier to work with. These skills can help someone starting out or advancing as a Product Designer.
UX Designer
UX Designer
UX Designers are responsible for the user experience of a website or product. They ensure that the website is easy to use and navigate. LESS and SASS can help these Designers make their code more efficient and easier to work with. These skills can help someone starting out or advancing as a UX Designer.
Software Architect
Software Architect
Software Architects design and build software systems. They work with Software Developers and other IT professionals to ensure that the systems are efficient and scalable. LESS and SASS can help these Architects make their code more efficient and easier to work with. These skills can help someone starting out or advancing as a Software Architect.
Data Analyst
Data Analyst
Data Analysts collect and analyze data to identify trends and patterns. They use this information to help businesses make informed decisions. LESS and SASS can help these Analysts make their code more efficient and easier to work with. These skills can help someone starting out or advancing as a Data Analyst.
Computer Scientist
Computer Scientist
Computer Scientists research and develop software and other computer systems. They work with Software Developers and other IT professionals to develop new technologies. LESS and SASS can help these Scientists make their code more efficient and easier to work with. These skills can help someone starting out or advancing as a Computer Scientist.
Technical Writer
Technical Writer
Technical Writers create documentation for software and other computer systems. They work with Software Developers and other IT professionals to ensure that the documentation is clear and concise. LESS and SASS can help these Writers make their code more efficient and easier to work with. These skills can help someone starting out or advancing as a Technical Writer.
IT Manager
IT Manager
IT Managers plan and organize IT systems and operations. They work with IT professionals to ensure that the systems are running smoothly and efficiently. LESS and SASS can help these Managers make their code more efficient and easier to work with. These skills can help someone starting out or advancing as an IT Manager.
Project Manager
Project Manager
Project Managers plan and execute projects. They work with project teams to ensure that projects are completed on time and within budget. LESS and SASS can help these Managers make their code more efficient and easier to work with. These skills can help someone starting out or advancing as a Project Manager.
Business Analyst
Business Analyst
Business Analysts work with businesses to identify and solve problems. They use data and analysis to help businesses make informed decisions. LESS and SASS can help these Analysts make their code more efficient and easier to work with. These skills can help someone starting out or advancing as a Business Analyst.
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Level
Intermediate
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Instructor
Shawn Wildermuth
Language
English
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Good to know
Explores LESS and SASS, which are standard in industry
Teaches learners how to make style sheets more readable, maintainable, and easier to write
Taught by Shawn Wildermuth, who is recognized for their work in CSS
Examines CSS, which is highly relevant to HTML development
Provides a strong fit with a particular audience, specifically learners interested in styling web pages
Requires learners to come in with some background knowledge of CSS
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