@aleandros only after replying did I realize your post is already 2 weeks old, I'm sorry for digging it up 🥲

@aleandros My favorite CSS-related youtube channel is https://www.youtube.com/@KevinPowell, he is very knowledgeable in CSS and have plenty of videos showing step-by-step of how to implement a certain thing, which I find very helpful
Similarly, https://www.youtube.com/@Hyperplexed is also really good at taking a complex task and breaking it down into smaller, manageable pieces and implementing them

@aleandros If you already have a crystal clear design but struggle to implement it the way it's supposed to look, tbh my best suggestion is to just keep implementing and eventually you'll be faster. I usually try to inspect the stylings when I see something I like, toggling things on and off to see what each line does. Being some basic patterns like using flexbox also goes a long way in making things behave the way you expect!

@aleandros I think it depends a bit on what part of CSS you're struggling. Do you have a clear design in mind of what you want to make? If not quite (and what you come up with just doesn't look good enough), then it's more of a design issue than a coding one. If this is the case, what've worked for me is to borrow from existing design systems, since good spacings, font sizes and color palette go a long way in making a design looks nicer

@tomkra Hi there!
I am not the most experienced or knowledgeable out there, but if you encounter any questions or problems with webdev, feel free to ping/DM me and I'll try my best to help! 😁
I hope you'll enjoy the journey!

@smitten shadcn-ui is my go-to now (though it's not quite a component library)! It is mostly built on top of radix-ui which is already a very good headless component library, but also with very well-designed default stylings so I don't have to do as much work customizing, and the copy-paste approach is really good at allowing me to truly own the components when I do need to customize. It has a pretty nice CLI too!
https://ui.shadcn.com/

@Xerto hmm I believe in order to get the text to wrap like that what you'll need is `float` instead of flexbox. Here is a simple replication that I tried
https://jsfiddle.net/o2f57we0/30/

@Xerto Do you need help on the design part or the implementation (CSS) part?