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- Accessing the DevTools 2:52
- Accessing the DevTools 4 questions
- The Elements Panel 6:31
- The Elements Panel 4 questions
- The Resources Panel 3:36
- The Resources Panel 4 questions
- The Network Panel 8:50
- The Network Panel 4 questions
- The Sources Panel 3:29
- The Sources Panel 4 questions
- The Timeline Panel 5:26
- The Timeline Panel 4 questions
- The Profiles Panel 5:44
- The Profiles Panel 4 questions
- The Audits Panel 2:29
- The Audits Panel 3 questions
- The Console Panel 6:59
- The Console Panel 5 questions
- The Console API 3:48
- The Console API 3 questions
- Adjusting Settings 4:34
- Adjusting Settings 3 questions

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There are several panels in the DevTools, but the Elements panel is one of the most useful for front-end developers. It provides a conduit to directly interact with the DOM and styling. This makes it easy to test out and debug structural and aesthetic issues in HTML and CSS.
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