a CSS curriculum

1. text styling.
	- how do you set fonts? the concept of fallback fonts
	- how do you set colors? text colors, background colors? ways to represent colors (hex, rgb)
	- font sizes (there's a kajillion ways to set these - I recommend percentages)
	- bold, italics, underline...
	- line-height to reduce visual cramping
	- styles that can be applied to lists
	- how to control text wrapping / how words cut off (not too common but it fits here)
	- selectors: selecting general elements, selecting children, selecting classes and IDs, *, >
2. box model. (!!!!important!!!!)
	- margin
	- border
	- padding
	- border-radius (and how to avoid children elements overflowing)
3. positioning.
	- float (associated property: clear // associated concept: flow // block vs. inline becomes important here)
		- recommended resource: https://css-tricks.com/all-about-floats/
		- box-sizing property
	- display property
	- absolute, fixed, and relative positioning
	- flexbox (you'll end up using this the most)
		- recommended resource: flexbox froggy
		- recommended resource: https://css-tricks.com/snippets/css/a-guide-to-flexbox/
	- grid? (haven't used this tbh)
	- media queries to adjust the layout depending on the screen width
4. advanced tricks
	- fancypants selectors: pseudoselectors, pseudoclasses.
	- gradients
	- transitions
	- ::before and ::after
5. come up with stuff to make and make it look pretty!

cascade / inheritance
backgrounds
text-indent
measurements
classes and IDs