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Create CSS frameworks and templates

Sell themes for CMS platforms

Offer front-end styling services

Develop UI kits for web applications

Teach CSS via courses and workshops

Enhanced container queries for responsive design

More advanced layout and typography features

Better integration with web components

Native support for color themes and dark mode

Continued evolution of CSS standards

For programming logic or data processing

For server-side operations

When inline HTML styles suffice for tiny projects

In environments that do not render CSS (plain text emails)

For dynamic interactivity without JS support

CSS is the language for styling and layout of web pages.

It separates content from presentation for maintainability.

Supports responsive design, animations, and visual effects.

Integrates seamlessly with HTML and JavaScript.

Essential for modern web development and design.

Can CSS be used alone?

Yes, for styling static HTML, but dynamic behavior requires JS.

Which browsers support CSS?

All modern browsers fully support CSS3 and beyond.

Is CSS case-sensitive?

Selectors and property names are case-insensitive, values may be case-sensitive.

Can CSS change HTML content?

No, CSS only affects presentation, not content.

What is the difference between inline, internal, and external CSS?

Inline is within the HTML element, internal is in `<style>` tags, external is in `.css` files.