Is it worth learning CSS in addition to HTML for website design?
If you already are reasonably competent designing website using HTML, would it still make sense to learn CSS too? Are there many things that you can do with CSS that you can’t using HTML?
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CSS can help you make a website look better and be easier to manage, plus CSS skills are likely to be pretty marketable now and in the future. You have additional formatting choices with CSS that allow you to control format better. It also lets you separate content (using HTML) from style (CSS).
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