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The interface that user will interact in any web page is one of the important factors that has to be seriously considered by a web designer. There are many ways to create this interface, and one of these ways, which has increases in popularity is using Cascading Style Sheets, CSS.
A CSS file separates the contents of a page from its layout, giving the designer the opportunity to optimise the design for scalability and reusability.
Separate CSS files can be created to present a web page for different layouts separately suitable for printing, or viewing via a mobile device as well as the normal viewing via a web browser.
CSS files also can tackle browser compatibility issues by adding the extra code that handles viewing in different browsers such as IE, Firefox or Opera.
Designers can change the layout of the whole website in seconds by changing one parameter in the CSS file, such as body background picture, or the format of the fonts.
To see an example of a site I have developed purely by using CSS, have a look at Integral Net Systems.
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