I’m currently on a lesson where we’re building a piano, and I’ve noticed I’m struggling with CSS. HTML feels intuitive and sticks with me longer, but CSS seems more like I’m just following instructions rather than truly understanding it. Does anyone have tips or strategies for learning CSS better?
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Hello, there is a training material, but it is written in Russian, but you can use a translator.
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Honestly, not the best advice for a beginner. A bad translation can cause even more problems and misunderstandings. It is better to try some well-known resource in English, MDN or W3Schools or free CSS course on web.dev
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Hello @amancode !
I use the following site as a complementary resource to help me with my learning on freeCodeCamp.
The site offers great guidance on most of the things we learn, and is free, as well.
I only use it for a resource, as I truly appreciate the way the courses are presented on freeCodeCamp.
Wishing you good progress on your coding journey. 
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Hi @amancode
Write down the syntax and a brief description of what it does.
Then every few days after learning something new, try to recreate what you learnt, without looking at the code from the practice project. If you need to look something up, use your notes, or type it into a search engine.
Avoid copying and pasting, make sure you type everything out - this way you gain muscle memory. See if there are other ways to create a similar style or effect.
As you gain more knowledge and experience of css, apply it to mini-projects for yourself. Regularly review and update your projects.
Happy coding
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