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CSS CSS Basics (2014) Understanding Values and Units Fonts and Line Height Review

Posted by Jessie Greulich
Jessie Greulich
1,030 Points

How far into CSS Basics am I if I just completed the Values and Units badge? And how many more badges/units are left?

How far into CSS Basics am I if I just completed the Values and Units badge? And how many more badges/units do I have left in CSS before JavaScript?

2 Answers

andren
andren
28,558 Points
andren
andren
28,558 Points

If you go to the CSS Basics course page you can see how many sections are in the course. "Understanding Values and Units" is the 3rd of 7 sections.

When you'll get to "JavaScript Basics" depends on what track you are on, but if you are following the Front End Web Development track then it's the next course you'll take.

Some basic CSS knowledge is helpful even if you are mainly interested in JavaScript programming, as CSS selectors are quite useful in JavaScript for selecting objects. And beyond that it's something you have to understand if you want to design websites on your own, so it's worth it to keep at it even if you don't find CSS itself very exciting.

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
229,732 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
229,732 Points

You can always go back to the course index to check your progress (or to go back and review parts you've already done).

From there you can see that this course has 7 "stages", and you just completed number 3, which means you have 5 more to go. There's a badge for completing each stage.

I'm not sure what you mean by "before JavaScript". There won't be any JavaScript in this course. Are you taking it as part of a track? In that case see the track index.