To write CSS with confidence, you must shift your mindset from "fighting the browser" to "embracing how the browser works"

Most beginners treat CSS like Paint by Numbers. They look at a design, guess a property ( padding: 20px; ), reload the page, and see what happens. If it doesn't work, they try margin: 20px; . If that fails, position: absolute; .

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: Best for one-dimensional layouts (a single row or column), such as navigation bars or centering elements.

<header class="site-header"> <h1 class="logo">Site</h1> <nav class="nav">...</nav> </header> <main class="content"> <section class="grid">...</section> </main>