CSS 3D

I really wanted to give this course a higher rating. I was totally prepared to do so after watching the first couple of sections. They were interesting, well-organized, clear and concise, and the use of Blender to help understand what was going on in the browser was brilliant. The next project after the Cube project is where it began to fall apart. While a cool project, the organization was less clear. It wasn't even explained at the beginning what was being built, and there was less explanation with Blender. I felt like additional projects and examples would have been great from that point, but instead, it just jumped into three demos of existing products. This, in combination with the author not answering questions from 2 years ago including one that I had to answer on the thread myself in order to complete the cube example kind of tanked a very promising course for me.

This is great, the most fun udemy course I've done so far. Setting opacity on the div#cube in lesson8 stops transform-style: preserve-3d from working, that really needs flagging up. Otherwise perfect. Thanks

When I started this course CSS3 was a total mystery to me. After completing it, I now have a grasp of what CSS3 is and a bunch of ideas to try out. By working through a real "carrousel" example complete with common errors and fixes, I feel I can easily duplicate the carrousel for my own sites and extend the examples to others. The instructor's accent and "UKisms" kept my attention during the lectures. In other words, edgy but not annoying presentation of the material. Blender was used as a teaching tool, a kind of 3D blackboard. This was very helpful in visualizing what was happening within CSS3.

I'm really enjoying this course. It's just aimed at the right level not too fast or slow. Many thanks!!