CSS, or Cascading Style Sheets, defines the look and formatting of that HTML. Both are essential to coding your own website, and here's how to get acquainted with them.

HTML provides the structure, content and layout, CSS adds style and design, and JavaScript adds functionality and interactivity.

Traditionally, graphic designers create a website’s template, and programmers build coding (HTML, CSS) to add pages, sub-pages, and features to it.

A CSS framework is a prewritten collection of CSS code designed to simplify and standardize web design. It typically includes styles for common elements such as buttons, forms, grids, and typography.