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CSS-Styling-the-Web

This presentation covers the fundamentals of CSS, including syntax, selectors, the box model, typography, responsive design, and popular frameworks. It emphasizes best practices for maintainability, performance, and accessibility in web styling. The content is aimed at helping users create visually appealing and adaptable web interfaces.
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CSS-Styling-the-Web

This presentation covers the fundamentals of CSS, including syntax, selectors, the box model, typography, responsive design, and popular frameworks. It emphasizes best practices for maintainability, performance, and accessibility in web styling. The content is aimed at helping users create visually appealing and adaptable web interfaces.
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CSS: Styling the Web

This presentation will guide you through the fundamentals of CSS, a powerful
tool for styling web pages and creating visually appealing user interfaces.

by Patricia Juliene Tolentino


CSS Syntax and Structure
Syntax Basics Structure
CSS uses rules written in the form of "selector { property: value; CSS files can be linked to HTML documents to apply styles to
}". different elements.
Selectors and Specificity
1 Element Selectors 2 Class Selectors
Target all elements with a Apply styles to elements with
specific tag name. a specific class attribute.

3 ID Selectors
Target a single element with a unique ID attribute.
Box Model and Layout
Content Padding
The actual content of the Space between the content and
element. the border.

Border Margin
A line surrounding the content Space between the border and
and padding. other elements.
Typography and Color

Font Styles Color Schemes


CSS allows you to control the Choose colors that create a cohesive
appearance of text, including font visual experience and enhance
family, size, weight, and style. readability.
CSS Responsive Design
1 Media Queries
Define different styles based on screen size, orientation, and
other device characteristics.

2 Flexible Layouts
Use relative units like percentages to create layouts that adapt
to different screen sizes.

3 Mobile-First Approach
Optimize for mobile devices first and then apply adjustments
for larger screens.
CSS Frameworks and Libraries
Bootstrap
1 A popular framework for creating responsive layouts and
components.

Tailwind CSS
2 A utility-first framework that offers a wide range of
customizable styles.

Materialize
3 A framework based on Google's Material Design guidelines,
providing a modern and consistent look.
CSS Best Practices and Future Trends

1 Maintainability

2 Performance

3 Accessibility

4 CSS Modules

5 CSS-in-JS

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