How to build a static website in HTML and CSS - I made another video series building a client of mines website and I explain everything I do and why and how to optimize to get a 98-100 on Google page speed at the end. Lots of awesome tips I never learned from tutorials, hope this helps!

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  • Tailwind CSS

    A utility-first CSS framework for rapid UI development.

    • I even started using TailwindCSS with it, and even though it took a while to get that figured out, I now have a great process for developing with VSCode and hosting with Netlify.

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    :globe_with_meridians: Jekyll is a blog-aware static site generator in Ruby

    • When I started building my own template, it was... extremely frustrating to me to have to copy-paste the header/footer onto every page. I decided to go back to something I've used before but not very much: Jekyll. It's built for blogs, but works great as just a straight up static site generator as well. It lets me have one file in my _includes folder for my header, so I only have to edit that one file when I make changes to it.

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