Even for a Computer Engineer w/ 30 yrs experience (but no real .css knowledge), I found the tutorial (and experimenting) to provide excellent quick access. For me a picture is a thousand words.

Fine course, comprehensive and a good mix of video and audio. A few remarks though:
- Sometimes the source files only provide the end product and not the start (e.g. chapter 3, concerning HTML5, CSS and jQuery). That makes it difficult to 'click-along' and it gives lots of spoilers.
- Sometimes the leaps in speed and assumed knowledge are a quite big. Then one really has to pay attention, otherwise you might get lost. On the other hand, you can always pause the video...
But all in all, the course certainly gives value for money. I will definitely come bak for another course (unless this one is so good that there is no need to...

Thanks you so much for taking the time to make these videos. I have watched them all, and found them to be extremely useful, sensible and interesting (from "don't reinvent the wheel/ seek open source solutions," to "dress code advice," to "be the sort of solution for your clients that you would hope to find as a client").

I look forward eagerly to future entries in this series. I am a web designer in the process of setting up a business, and your series came at just the right time.