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How I Learned to Love CSS
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How I Learned to Love CSS
It was 2012. I was trying to make a website look good. But I didn't know how to use CSS. So I just used tables and frames and inline styles. And then I realized that I had made a mess. So I decided to learn CSS. And it was the best decision I ever made. Now I can make websites look like a work of art. And I can also make them look like a disaster. It's all about the CSS.
The CSS Journey
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Gallery of Glitches
The first time I tried to deploy a website. It was a disaster.
The server room where I once accidentally deleted a database. Oops.
My grandma is the only person who understands my code. She's also the best listener.
More Stories
Check out my other pages for more tales of triumph and tragedy in the world of code.
Thanks for visiting! If you have a story about a time you fixed something, drop me a line. Let's celebrate the spark that makes us all better coders.