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#1 What is SASS?

An introduction to SASS — what it is, why it exists, and how it supercharges your CSS workflow.

#2 Download & Compiling SASS

Set up SASS — install it, compile .scss files into CSS, and watch for changes automatically.

#3 SASS Variables

Create reusable values with SASS variables — colours, fonts, sizes, and more defined in one place.

#4 Nesting Styles

Nest CSS selectors inside each other — write cleaner, more readable stylesheets that mirror HTML structure.

#5 Mixins

Create reusable style blocks with mixins — define once, include anywhere, and pass arguments for flexibility.

#6 Importing Files

Split your SASS into modular files — partials, imports, and organising a scalable stylesheet architecture.

#7 Pseudo Classes

Handle pseudo-classes and pseudo-elements in SASS — hover, focus, before, after, and the & parent selector.

#8 Mathematical Operators

Use math in your stylesheets — addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and modulo for dynamic values.

#9 Creating a Grid with SASS Math

Build a responsive grid system from scratch using SASS loops, math, and mixins.

#10 Colour Functions

Manipulate colours with SASS — lighten, darken, mix, adjust hue, saturation, and create colour palettes automatically.

#11 The @Content Keyword

Pass custom style blocks into mixins with @content — powerful pattern for media queries and wrappers.

#12 If Statements

Add conditional logic to your styles — @if, @else if, @else, and practical patterns for dynamic CSS generation.