Learn css

CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) is a language used to style and present web pages created with HTML. It provides rules and styles that control the visual appearance of HTML elements, allowing you to change colors, layouts, fonts, margins, sizes and other visual aspects of a page.

Key aspects of CSS:

  1. Style and Design: CSS is used to define how HTML elements look on a web page. It allows you to set properties such as colors, backgrounds, margins, borders, alignments, text sizes, among others, for each HTML element.
  2. Separation of Content and Presentation: CSS separates the structure and content of a page (defined in HTML) from its visual presentation. This allows style changes without altering the content, making it easy to modify and update the design.
  3. Rules Syntax: CSS rules consist of selectors that identify the HTML elements to which styles will be applied, followed by property-value pairs that describe how that element will look.
  4. Cascade and Specificity: Cascading” in CSS describes how styles are resolved when multiple rules affect the same element. Specificity” determines which rules prevail when multiple styles are applied to an element.
  5. Inheritance: CSS allows style inheritance, which means that an element can inherit style properties from its container or parent element. For example, a style applied to the <body> could affect all elements inside it.
  6. Means and Responsibility: CSS allows you to apply specific styles according to the display medium (such as screens, printers, screen sizes, etc.). It is also used to create responsive designs that adapt to different devices and screen sizes.

CSS is essential to modern web design, allowing developers to control the look and feel of a web page, enhance the user experience and adapt the design to various devices and visual preferences. It works in conjunction with HTML and JavaScript to create engaging and functional web experiences.

CSS in Ubiqum

At Ubiqum we offer two programs for web and mobile application development. In both, students learn CSS for building the front end.

HTML, CSS and JavaScript course.

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