I thank you for your contribution. Here are my thoughts;

* Tutorials should teach the user something unique, shouldn't show ubiquitous functions and replicate well-documented concepts which can be found over internet with great ease. Therefore, in the voting phase, your **next tutorials** might not be considered.

* The volume of your tutorial is too sparse. To increase it, please reduce the amount of the filler content (like including both screenshot and code block of the code) and add several (up to 4-5) substantial concepts.

* Titles show what your post is about, so use them wisely. As you're teaching concepts with the examples, it is wise to write them on your titles, so keep doing that. But, positioning them is also essential. The main thing you're teaching in the tutorial is CSS concept, not the example. Instead of writing the example to the head of the title, change the position of it. So that way, you can directly catch readers/viewers attention to what you teach instead of the example. I'll give a example of what I meant;

  * "Mean Stack (Part 1) with Example of Task Lisk Application"

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