It would be fun to use this as a motivational punishment lol. Something like "team member who does the least amount of code review has to go through CSS hell" :).

I spent waaay too long trying to figure out why my CSS rule didn't work. It doesn't accept me to overwrite an already existing one. The rules did not specify this at all. It is not clear that the game wants me to find another rule that fixes the problem instead of adding a single perfectly valid line of CSS that does it. There is a huge difference between those two. CSS being cascading meaning that any CSS property coming after an initial rule will overwrite the previous one (in part or fully). It would be really nice if the game would tell me if the rule I added wasn't allowed instead of just silently failing to do anything with no feedback.

I got this message on my phone:

"I mean, would you write code on your phone? Actually, don't answer, because I don't want to know."

Yes I would - I do that pretty often these days (partly because LLMs called from my phone do the frustrating typing part for me.)

“Your viewport concerns me. Hey! You're seeing this message because of your screen- specifically, the width of it. I'm hyped you're here, but this game wasn't designed for small screens, and you will not enjoy attempting it. I mean, would you write code on your phone? Actually, don't answer, because I don't want to know. Anyway, hope to see you soon on a desktop. -Marcos”

Hopefully “Marcos” doesn’t need a job any time soon! :D

Unsure if the site is supposed to be satire or something because that is the message I received, however, CSS, including responsive design, is actually simple to pick up.

Note that I’m not a designer at all (because THAT requires actual skill), just a dev.

Guess I'll go back to coding on my phone :'(

I'm very, very good at CSS and this is absolutely maddening. I grudgingly respect it a lot more because it's really fuckin tough LOL. No overwrites, no transforms, locked elements you can't manipulate, limited amount of CSS property "slots" you're allowed per puzzle. In the age of AI where answers are immediate, hats off to something this absolutely infuriating hahaha

I got stuck on #2 and had to look up the solution, which still doesn't seem to make sense?

transform is forbidden but -webkit-transform seems to work :^)

I like how I can click-drag one of the CSS text fields and still move the box.