CSS Definition

CSS in terms of software development stands for stylesheet language that is highly used for representing visual elements of a document written in HTML or XML. CSS specifies creating out-of-the-box web pages using an internal stylesheet. In a nutshell, CSS is everything you see on the web page clicking on the website, and here when the tricky moment comes — how they are laid out and represented.

A common example of providing a CSS is converting code to a useable web page through various browsers. Within CSS you can also implement text styling, photo and video editing, and it’s syntax is rule-based. Being a complex language, it’s divided into modules for easy perception and work. This language was developed in 1996, and since then has been using as a tool that turns websites into not a bleak pages.