The AltSchool of Engineering Tinyuka'24 class delved into CSS intricacies, covering styling techniques and conflict resolution.
CSS resets ensure uniform styling across browsers by eliminating default styles, whereas Normalize.css aims for consistent default styles.
Inheritance in CSS allows child elements to inherit styles from their parents, with some properties being inherited and others not.
Inherited properties like color and font-family are automatically passed down, while non-inherited properties require explicit definition for child elements.
Keywords like 'inherit' and 'unset' provide control over inheritance, allowing for consistent styling practices.
The 'all' CSS property offers a shorthand for resetting all properties on an element to their specified states.
CSS provides various colour definition methods such as keywords, hexadecimal, RGB, HSL, and opacity control.
Advanced colour models like LCH, OKLAB, and Display-P3 offer designers flexibility in colour selection for visually appealing web pages.
Ikoh Sylva, a Cloud Computing enthusiast, shares insights on CSS and encourages practice and feedback to enhance learning experiences.