CSS – 1st Step towards Web Designing – CSS Tutorial 1

CSS – Overview

CSS is a design language which helps in styling HTML and HTML5 documents. It is used for improving the appearance of web pages. If you want to penetrate in the market as a web designer or front-end developer, CSS is one of the most important and basic languages that you must know. By studying these tutorials you will learn CSS1, CSS2 and CSS3 from basic to advanced level.

CSS was developed by Hakom Wium Lie, Bert Bos and World Wide Web Consortium. CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheets. It helps the web designers in beautifying their web pages. Today is the era of competition. The visitor doesn’t like dry websites with no decoration. Various researches show the effects of different colours and decoration on the mood of a human. So, decorating and enhancing the appearance of a website is an important field. Looking for a website designer?

CSS handles how each element in a web page will look like. He helps you in changing colours, size, spaces etc. You can put borders, set radius, change text size, animate the elements and make the web pages responsive to make them compatible with all sizes of screens.

What is the scope of CSS?

CSS is a style sheet language. After learning, you can apply for the jobs as:

• Web Designer
• Frontend Developer
• Web Design Instructor

You can earn money with CSS language by making a small code or snippet and sharing it on Youtube channel or your blog.

Target Audience:

These tutorials start with basic information leading to advanced information. Our target audience includes:

• Students
• Teachers
• Web Designers
• Web Engineers
• Industry Professionals

Important Tips:

Before proceeding towards code, I would like to give you a few tips.

• When you write code, don’t delete it. Because this code can be reused where you want to show the same style element.
• Try to remember the attributes to save your time because CSS has a bigger array of attributes as compared to HTML.
• Many HTML attributes are deprecated and have been replaced by CSS attributes, so avoid using such attributes in HTML tags and use CSS for styling.