Flexbox Froggy is a website that provides a fun and easy way to learn about flexboxes. The website uses a game to teach about the different functions of the flexboxes while also providing basic information for each of the attributes of flexbox. As the game progresses the levels become more advanced.
Sharkcoder.com explains the basic dos and don’ts of using flexbox within the layout of your code. Information is provided in the form of working code snippets that can be copied and pasted into your code with expansions as to what each attribute is doing. This is a suitable site for beginners to develop their flexbox code.
Tailwindcss.com offers an easy to understand breakdown of how to use flex boxes in css. The Website has bits of code to copy and paste within your code as needed with pictures to show how it is functioning. It is a flexible and interactive website that can be used to develop coding skills.
In conclusion the web has numerous resources on how to use flexbox for developers of every level. I would recommend websites like tailwind.css, flexboxfroggy.com and sharkcoder.com to anyone trying to develop a better understanding of using a flexbox. They all provide code and display output so that the user can better comprehend not only flexbox, but other aspects of coding.