Speaking at Web Directions Summit in Sydney, Australia. Photo by @bramus

I design and build web and mobile experiences and teach people about them.

๐Ÿ‘‹ Hello! I'm Ahmad, a designer and frontend developer that enjoys being at the intersection of design and code.

I work with businesses to design and build beautiful websites and apps with a focus on responsive design, layouts, modern CSS, and bug-free user interfaces.

husband, father, designer, developer, bug hunter, author, CSS magician, barista and educator.

I wear many hats. I'm a

Alma (3 yrs old) made the drawing around my head. โ™ฅ๏ธ

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I wrote a book on

Debugging CSS

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Debugging CSS isnโ€™t only about adding an outline to all elements.

* {
   outline: solid 1px red;
}

I wrote a book that will help you improve your debugging CSS skills and reduce the time you spend on bugs by showing proven methods and techniques.

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Debugging CSS book testimonials

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John Allsopp Web Directions

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.

Chris Coyier CodePen, former CSS Tricks

Browser DevTools help us a ton these days in debugging CSS, but there isnโ€™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.