How you choose to organize your styles can affect your efficiency as a front-end developer. There are several ways to do so, but in this lesson you will learn SASS and a few different approaches to setting up your projects and your CSS architecture.

For years, web designers used Adobe Photoshop to design the user interfaces (UI) for websites. Over time, some designers starting using Illustrator and some started experimenting with non-Adobe alternatives. Ultimately, it doesn't matter what tool you use, but there are several advantages that some tools are able to provide that others can not. In this lesson, we are going to learn about Adobe XD—Adobe's most recent tool specifically created for user interface designers.