Frontend Web Development Bootcamp - Build a Twitter Clone - CSS Grid Introduction

This video tutorial introduces CSS Grid, a powerful layout module that allows for two-dimensional layouts, offering more flexibility and control than CSS Flexbox. The tutorial compares CSS Grid with Flexbox, highlighting that while Flexbox is one-dimensional, CSS Grid is two-dimensional, allowing for simultaneous row and column layouts. Key terminology such as grid container, grid items, grid lines, and grid tracks are explained. The video also touches on the properties used with CSS Grid, setting the stage for practical application in future lessons.

What is one of the main advantages of using CSS Grid over older layout methods?

• It is easier to learn than Flexbox.

• It is compatible with all browsers.

• It allows for two-dimensional layouts.

• It requires less code.

How do CSS Flexbox and CSS Grid complement each other?

• They can be used together to achieve complex layouts.

• They are both one-dimensional layout modules.

• They both use the same properties.

• They are both outdated technologies.

What is the primary difference between CSS Flexbox and CSS Grid?

• Flexbox is for mobile layouts, Grid is for desktop.

• Flexbox is one-dimensional, Grid is two-dimensional.

• Flexbox is easier to use, Grid is more complex.

• Flexbox is newer than Grid.

What is a grid container in CSS Grid?

• An element with display set to block.

• An element with display set to none.

• An element with display set to grid or inline-grid.

• An element with display set to flex.

What is a grid line in CSS Grid?

• A line that marks the end of a grid track.

• A line that separates flex items.

• A line that indicates the start of a new section.

• A line that divides the grid into rows and columns.