From the course: The Freelance Stack: Real Project with Next.js and Strapi

How to go through this course - Next.js Tutorial

From the course: The Freelance Stack: Real Project with Next.js and Strapi

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How to go through this course

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So I just wanted to do a quick note on how to actually go through this course because I just said we're going to Use on the front-end Next.js, but that's not the only thing we're going to use because we also need to take care of The styling now what I want to say here is that the styling is actually not the focus of this course the focus of this course is Next.js and Strapi so the way we're going to do it is on the front-end. I'm going to use sass So pretty much just CSS on steroids for two reasons. The first one is everybody knows how to write CSS. So everybody should be able to follow. I don't have to now introduce another framework like material UI or Tailwind or anything like that. On top of that, it gives me the ability to have the modularization. So I want to have my CSS files separated. I don't want to write them anywhere in my JavaScript, meaning I will provide those SAS files to you now in an assets folder. So if you download those, and if you don't want to go through the styling, you can just take those files, put them in your project folder later on. I'll mention that as well later. I'll put a note in the course, and then you can always skip those styling videos. Every time I'm writing any styling, I'm doing it in its own little video. So you can, it's 100% okay for you to skip through that. Otherwise, I would recommend going through the whole course one by one, right? We're first gonna do the crash courses, then we're gonna do the main project. For all of them, it makes sense to just follow chronologically through. The crash course, you can obviously skip if you're already familiar with Figma, if you're already familiar with Next.js 13, then you can just jump ahead to the main project. Otherwise, I'd recommend going through them one by one.

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