Cascading Style Sheets.

SASS, which stands for Syntactically Awesome Style Sheets, is currently one of the most resounding buzzwords in the world of web design. Right now, it is the most stable and most powerful professional grade CSS extension language, which is completely compatible with all versions of CSS. When compared to other CSS extensions, Sass boasts more abilities and features making it the number one choice of industry experts, tech companies, and hundreds of developers worldwide. This empowers them to insulate themselves […]

There was once a time when website developers depended solely on tables and cells. This was back when html was still new, and websites were very simple. No one really thought about what would happen if the websites needed to be redesigned. Eventually, though, the cells and tables created problems with the html codes of websites.

There are no canonized rules for website design. Most of the time, it’s really all about keeping up with trends, and being very sensitive to your website visitor’s needs. Aside from the aesthetic factors of web design, efficient coding skills also come into play. This is why it’s very important for all web designers to keep these resources on hand.

Almost a decade back, programmers had a set pattern to follow during HTML coding and experimentation was not feasible. But then CSS or Cascading Style Sheets came into the existence and was proposed for use by Håkon Wium Lie in 1994. The first CSS specification that received the official W3C recommendation in December…