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Posted by Miranda Williams
Miranda Williams
2,152 Points

Web Design track displaying CSS Foundations instead of CSS Basics and Selectors. Should I seek those out instead?

I know that CSS Foundations has been retired due to "showing its age". I would prefer to spend time learning the most up-to-date information, which I would assume CSS Foundations' replacement courses would have. Should I seek out those courses instead? How will that affect my progress through the Web Design track?

1 Answer

Ryan Henness
Ryan Henness
9,911 Points
Ryan Henness
Ryan Henness
9,911 Points

I would go ahead and study the CSS basics course. From personal experience, I believe that they both cover similar topics of CSS. I think this is a great way to start web development. :) don't get discouraged by things you don't understand, there will always be people out there that will help you with problems. Good luck on your coding journey, make the best of it!