My name is Pawel Sliwinski and I am on the first year of BSc Computer Science degree
A demonstration of what I can accomplish using vanilla CSS. This is part of my third assignment in Software Development
"a stylesheet language used to describe the presentation of a document written in HTML or XML (including XML dialects such as SVG, MathML or XHTML). CSS describes how elements should be rendered on screen, on paper, in speech, or on other media." (W3C(2022))
CSS is for the styling of web content, such as colours and layout. It allows the look and feel of the web content to change when on different types of devices with different sized screens, such as computers and mobile phones
The separation of HTML from CSS makes it easier for the developer to maintain web applications as you can share style sheets across your pages, and style the pages differently in different situations. This is referred to as the separation of content from presentation.
CSS is made up of a number of different CSS specifications., which are in these different statuses
Take a look at the CSS standards on the W3C site
Inspiration for the content on this page came from Dave Shea CSS Zen Gardenand a modern take on this by Stephanie Eckles Style Stage. Do take a look at these to get inspiration on what CSS can do now.
Places to look for CSS tips and tricks include the following:
Some examples of modern CSS include: