CSS turns markup into design. This hub gathers CSS tutorials and guides on layout with flexbox and grid, responsive design, animations, and the modern features that make styling powerful and maintainable.
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Use flexbox for laying out items in a single direction (a row or a column), and grid for two-dimensional layouts where you control both rows and columns. They work well together — grid for the page structure, flexbox for components inside it.
Not necessarily — modern CSS is capable on its own. Frameworks like Tailwind speed up development and enforce consistency, but understanding raw CSS makes you far more effective regardless of what tooling you choose.