xHTMLCSS coding

As the Internet has evolved, websites have slowly shifted focus from getting the content in front of the surfer to getting the content in front of the surfer quickly and beautifully. One of the major markers of that shift was the switch from pure HTML coding to HTML supplemented by CSS — Cascading Style Sheets — which serve to streamline and regularize HTML across a site.

Why CSS?
CSS is essentially a document that lists large sets of HTML changes and categorizes them under a single “style”. So, if you want to use a specific set of fonts, colors, special text effects, and the like, you can put them all into your CSS under a style name like “normal” or “intense” – and then every time you use that set of changes, you simply call upon the single name “intense” to activate all of them at once. That means your HTML code looks and runs more cleanly, and it’s easier to keep your formatting consistent across your entire website.

• CSS creates websites that load faster.
• CSS creates websites that are more consistent across many internal pages.
• Websites coded with CSS are faster to create.
• Maintaining and updating sites made with CSS is significantly less hassle.

At Webby Services, we craft websites using CSS technology. We can also take existing websites, no matter how complex, and rework them to use Cascading Style Sheets rather than complex HTML formatting. With CSS, Webby’s websites are faster, more consistent, and easier to maintain than websites created using only HTML.