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In this beginner CSS tutorial by Dave, tools like the Chrome web browser, Visual Studio Code editor, and the Live Server extension are utilized for viewing web pages. The video focuses on styling links using CSS. Dave begins with basic styles established in a prior tutorial, including padding, font size, and a font family set on the body element. He demonstrates importing a font from Google Fonts but notes that viewers can create their own font stack if preferred. The file structure includes an index.html containing a header with an h1 heading and a main element with five paragraphs, four of which contain links. Starter code and additional resources are provided in the video description.
