CSS is an acronym for Cascading Style Sheets, a language used to describe the formatting of a document written in a markup language. Speaking in more simple terms,
CSS is used for adding style (fonts, colors, spacing...) to web documents. It can be applied to a variety of XML documents, from HTML and XHTML to SVG. It offers exciting possibilities to create great visual impact with a design.
The modular structure of CSS allows developers to build content-rich web pages with relatively lightweight code requirements. More striking visual effects, better user interfaces and cleaner pages that load faster, can be achieved more easily than ever before with CSS.
External Links: CSS Preprocessors | W3C – Cascading Style Sheets, Current Work | CSS Generator | Can I Use | CSS for web designers
