advantages and disadvantages of CSS (for beginners)

advantages of CSS.

Consistently Efficient. CSS improves web master efficiency, especially when applying and changing style elements. With CSS, developers no longer need to change each page one at a time. CSS enables web designer efficiency; giving designers the power to alter an entire website or folder with only a few lines of code, ensuring consistency throughout for a global audience.

Improves Site Speed. Less code simply means faster load time. When you use CSS, designers can reduce the amount of lines of programming for each page, which makes a website faster than the-other-site who does not use CSS. This is a huge advantage over website owners who keep users on pins and needles, waiting for the page to load.

Low Maintenance. CSS simplifies website maintenance and gives web developers and designers one page to manage, making it easy for web masters to format, manage, and change one element on any whim from one spot  everything is now easier to control and alter when compared with HTML.

 

disadvantages of CSS.

Fragmentation. CSS renders different dimensions with each browser. Programmers are required to consider and test all code across multiple browsers for compatibility before taking any website or mobile application live.

Different Levels. There are different levels to CSS: CSS; CSS 2; CSS 3. This has been confusing for developers and browsers. One language is preferred.


Prepared by IBRAHIM MCHUCHURI