When I first started learning HTML and CSS, I used to guess what was wrong whenever my page didn't look the way I expected. Sometimes I'd spend 20–30 minutes changing random lines of code, hoping something would fix the issue.
Then I discovered Chrome DevTools.
Being able to inspect elements, see which CSS rules were applied, and test changes directly in the browser made debugging much easier. Instead of guessing, I could actually understand what was happening.
I'm still a beginner, but DevTools has already saved me a lot of time and frustration.
If you're new to HTML and CSS, don't wait too long to start using DevTools. It's one of the most helpful tools for learning how your code works.
What feature of Chrome DevTools helped you the most when you were learning?
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