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Why CSS Is Good For Your Web Site

Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) are used textual content, and that your content is
within the HTML behind your Web site as a generally displayed in one block, rather
way of controlling how each page is laid than being split up into less readable
out and what elements on it look like. chunks by HTML just to fit it in to your
For instance, you can use CSS to make design.Using 'semantically correct XHTML'
headings in your copy a standard size - ie heading tags around the headings and
across the whole of your site.CSS has sub-headings in your copy, and bold or
been around for several years and is strong tags around content you wish to
supported by all the major browsers highlight - tells the search engines
available today, including Internet those words are the most important on the
Explorer for the PC and Mac, Firefox, page. This helps give the page a boost
Safari and Opera.Using CSS to control for searches which match the words which
your Web site will give you several are marked as more important in this
benefits:Makes your Web pages snappierBy way.Helps in passing the Disability
using CSS and writing your HTML code to Discrimination ActUsing good CSS and
match standards like 'XHTML Transitional' XHTML makes it easy for people with
or 'XHTML Strict' you can decrease the disabilities to change your pages the way
'render time' of your pages. This is the they may need to for easy reading. This
time it takes between downloading the may be through increasing or decreasing
page and actually showing it on screen to the font size, or having it read to them
your Web site visitor.When using tables through a screen reader. The clean page
for layout - the traditional alternative coding that goes along with using CSS
to using CSS - and 'font' tags to control means screen readers can easily navigate
how the text on the page looks, the through your page and find the content,
browsers have a lot more work to do giving a good experience to visually
before they show the page. Using CSS and impaired users.Using CSS and XHTML also
the proper DocType for the pages means helps you comply with the UK Disability
the browser knows what to expect from the Discrimination Act rules for accessible
code and can display it much more Web sites. This is a valuable side-effect
quickly.In practice, converting to a of using this kind of coding and takes no
standards based CSS layout on one extra development time to be
client's Web site reduced the time it compliant.Helps browsing from different
took the page to display by almost a devicesAs well as helping screen readers,
quarter of a second. Although this is a using CSS means alternative devices like
very small amount of time, it is more mobile phones and PDAs can show your
than enough to make a Web site feel much content effectively and easily. Although
more snappy and responsive, helping it the current market in the West for
give a good impression to your potential browsing the Web through mobiles is
customers.Makes your Web site quicker to small, it is growing and by using CSS you
updateAs well as making your pages can create a Web site which is easily
display quicker, CSS makes it easier to viewable on these devices with little
make global updates to your Web site. Say extra effort,. So as more people use them
you're having a minor change in corporate it will be simple to convert your site to
image and want all your page headings work with current or future
changed from blue to green. With CSS devices..DownsidesCurrently, Web browsers
controlling how your headings look, that treat CSS slightly differently, so when
means changing the colour in one file and your Web site is created you may need
the whole site shows the change - a two slightly more cross-browser testing, and
minute job rather than having to edit you will need to find a Web designer who
every page on the site.This flexibility understands how to build a site in CSS
gives you the opportunity to do more with correctly. Most professional designers
your Web site. Want to show your support and developers are now seeing the
for Red Nose Day? Again, one file change benefits of creating standards based CSS
can put a little red nose next to all of sites, but it is worth ensuring that
your headers, turn the text red and even anyone you hire to make your Web site
make them display in a silly typeface. does know CSS before starting a
Turning them back to normal for the next project.But the downsides are small when
day is, once again, a single file compared to the immediate and ongoing
change.Good for Search Engine benefits of a CSS-based Web site.Paul
OptimisationBecause using CSS removes Silver and David Rosam are Head of
lots of HTML from your pages as layout Technical SEO and Head of SEO Copywriting
and the look of text is controlled at Web Positioning Centre ( Paul has been
through the CSS file, it makes your involved with the Web commercially since
textual content much more prominent 1996 and David has been writing marketing
within your HTML. This means the search copy for 20 years, and writing for the
engine spiders can easily find your Web for a decade.




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