CSS Bootcamp: Master CSS (Including CSS Grid/Flexbox) - What is CSS?

The video tutorial introduces CSS, explaining its role in styling web pages created with HTML. It highlights that while HTML is essential for displaying content, CSS enhances the visual appeal and user-friendliness of web pages. A practical example demonstrates the transformation of a basic HTML page using CSS. The tutorial also covers the history and evolution of CSS, from its first version in 1996 to the current modular approach, emphasizing the ongoing development of CSS modules rather than new versions.

What does CSS stand for?

• Computer Style Sheets

• Cascading Style Sheets

• Colorful Style Sheets

• Creative Style Sheets

Why is CSS considered optional for web pages?

• Because it is a deprecated technology

• Because it is only used for mobile applications

• Because HTML can display web pages without it

• Because it is only used for backend development

What is the purpose of linking a CSS file to an HTML file?

• To improve the loading speed of the web page

• To enhance the visual design of the web page

• To enable server-side scripting

• To add functionality to the web page

Which CSS version was first released in 1996?

• CSS1

• CSS2

• CSS3

• CSS4

How is the current development of CSS different from earlier versions?

• It only supports mobile devices

• It is no longer being developed

• It is split into several modules like colors and animations

• It focuses on creating a new version called CSS4