I recently wrote a blog about how I developed an interest in HTML. So, I decided to write one about HTML. You need to have CSS with HTML all the time. HTML and CSS go together like peanut butter and jelly. If you create a webpage using HTML you need to brighten it up with CSS. Without CSS and HTML alone your webpage will look like chips with no salsa. Let’s look at some facts about CSS:
- CSS full-form is Cascading Style Sheets.
- CSS was first intended by Håkon Wium Lie while working at CERN with a computer scientist Tim Berners-Lee.
- The motivation for creating CSS was to provide a styling program without using the program that made the webpage.
- The specifications of CSS are maintained by World Wide Web Consortium.
After getting a small introduction on CSS, let’s start looking deeper into topics like:
- What is CSS?
- Why is it important to learn CSS?
- What can I learn in CSS?
- Where can I learn CSS?
What is CSS?
CSS is a language that describes the style of an HTML document. Also, CSS describes how HTML elements are supposed to be displayed. CSS is also a tag-based webpage designing language. HTML always looks better with CSS. Both of these combined make a solid webpage.
Why is it important to learn CSS?
It is important to learn CSS because all software developers need to make their webpages look attractive to their customers. Also, the webpage gets a unique look. The look is one of a kind. Your website can be viewed by others to get their own inspiration to start something new.
What can I learn in CSS?
In CSS, you will learn the many aspects of styling web pages. You will be able to set up the correct file structure, edit text and colors, and create attractive layouts. With all these skills you will be able to make wonderful looking webpages for others to see.
Where can I learn CSS?
In the varieties of websites that provide the ability to learn there are a few that offer a uniques experience. Some of them are Udemy, W3Schools, and Codecademy. All of these websites offer a great learning experience and give the satisfaction of learning.
I hope you left this blog with satisfaction and maybe got inspired to try some CSS by yourself. HTML and CSS can play a big part in your coding career. These two languages are the first steps of your upcoming journey.
