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In this beginner CSS tutorial, Dave introduces the use of the Chrome web browser, Visual Studio Code editor, and the Live Server extension to style web pages. He references the availability of tools, starter code, and resources in the description. The tutorial focuses on styling links using CSS, building on basic styles from the previous session, such as padding, font size, and font family. A font from Google Fonts is also imported for customization. The project structure includes an `index.html` file featuring a header with an h1 heading and a main element containing multiple paragraphs, with several containing links to be styled.
