Ahmad is a digital product designer and front-end developer from Palestine. He enjoys working on product design and front-end challenges which involves solving complex design problems. He writes extensively on CSS, Accessibility, and RTL (right to left) text styling.

Chris Coyier

CSS Tricks, Codepen, @chriscoyier

Browser DevTools help us a ton these days in debugging CSS, but there isn’t exactly a step-by-step guide about it that I know of. This book leans into that, showing off how to debug really practical and understandable CSS issues with the help of DevTools when appropriate.

John Allsopp

Web Directions, @johnallsopp

CSS is sadly an increasingly undervalued tool for front end developers, in no small part because developers find debugging CSS challenging. Yet, until now there's been little in depth published on debugging CSS. Ahmad Shadeed's book is long overdue, and I can't recommend it highly enough for any front end developer.

Geoffrey Crofte

UX Designer, @geoffreycrofte

Ahmad gathers in this practical book a bunch of CSS bugs encountered on a daily basis by all levels of developers, and how to solve all of them. A book that would have saved me hours of research in my early days, and well, still today! Well done!

Zoran Jambor

CSS Weekly, @ZoranJambor

Debugging CSS is a must-read for anyone who wants to improve their CSS knowledge, regardless of their experience and expertise. In this book, Ahmad Shadeed scrutinizes and dissects all aspects of debugging CSS, which will help you spot and fix problems in your CSS more efficiently and much faster.

Andy Bell

@piccalilli_

Ahmad is one of my favourite tech writers because they explain concepts in such an approachable, inclusive manner. This book is a no different. I couldn't recommend it more if I tried!

Jeff Bridgforth

@webcraftsman

I highly recommend this book to anybody writing CSS. A much-needed book on the topic. Very well researched. Get your copy now.

Ellis Donovan

Designer/Engineer

Just started digging into your book. Amazing. This is gonna save me so much time troubleshooting - Nice one!

Justin Avery

@justinavery

This is one of my two favourite resource purchases this year. It’s a no brainer, just buy it.

Vivian Guillen

@vivgui

Wow the last time I was blown away by a CSS book was in 2015, now it has happened again with the Debugging CSS book by @shadeed9!

Simon Hearne

@simonhearne

I've had this book for just a few hours and it has already helped me debug a layout shift issue!

Arvind

@arvind_kind_guy

Just purchased your book. Searched for an issue I've been struggling for a long time. Used the tip to find the issue. What a treat!

Bandar Abdullah

Revival Studio, KSA

This is a unique and highly useful book that provides valuable practices when debugging CSS, I'm very pleasantly surprised by the level of details and design, it's one of the best technical books I've seen recently at the design level.

Aleksei Fedotov

@front_alex

This book is a must-have for any front-end developer. All of the information is well structured and helps to save time and avoid making any mistakes when working with CSS. Get yourself a copy of this book while the discount is still on.

Nikita Dubko

@dark_mefody

Just read it if you think that CSS is simple. Really great book with deep dive into CSS nuances. It's a rare example of long term knowledge in the era of fast changes in web standards.

Gaël Poupard

@ffoodd_fr

Coming to the end of the amazing "Debugging CSS" by @shadeed9 — can't recommend it enough, it's about time such a book was published!

Grigoriy Zander

@zander_grigoriy

I have been working professionally in web development for almost a decade and still found a lot of useful tips. I liked how it's structured.