A CSS Unit Deep Dive - Learn CSS Units & When To Use Them

0:00 intro
1:09 Pixel unit
6:15 em & rem
12:10 %, vh, vw
14:12 ch unit

There’s at least 40+ different length units in the CSS specification and initially I was going to go over literally each one of them until I realized how silly of an idea that was. The truth is, many of these units should either not be used at all or are rarely used for web design.

[slayingthedragon]

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[keppycs]

That font size accessibility thing fully convinced me to start using rem instead of px. I love that you use real world examples to teach. This way I'm actually learning the why, and not just the how. I'm so glad I found your channel <3

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[relja_]

I would love to see you cover Flexbox vs Grid - When to use which one (separately and combined). As always great and clean video!

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[aritmoydatta]

Your channel is a godsend. I had been reading articles and all but never truly understood where exactly to use the units. Your examples were eye opening. Thank you!

[bibimathew]

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[rhyshomas]

This is such a massive help! I like that you show real use cases where you would use which unit and the reason for it. I’ll definitely remember the 45ch-75ch rule of thumb.
Keep these coming. Your production is top tier!

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[JaLikon]

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[AbhishekNagargoje]

Thanks for providing amazing clarity on the topic! 🙌✨
Eagerly waiting for future uploads ! 😊

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[yonsukim]

I just started working as a front-dev recently and your css videos have taught me basics that I wouldn't have learned unless I were in school again :) Thanks and can't wait for your next videos~

[juliusbusiness]

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS VIDEO, I never quite understood these types of units and stuck to the PX even though the people around me were using REM and EM.

[rewazilol]

the first minute of this sold me on your entire channel. i so appreciate the explanation

[fn]

Thanks, no one can be shorter and more understandable

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