| Definition |
Cascading Style Sheets are rules that control the visual presentation of HTML and XML content, including layout, typography, color, spacing, and responsive behavior.
CSS (Cascading Style Sheet) is a Web presentation concept used to control layout, styling, visual behavior, or responsive adaptation in browser-rendered content.
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| Context & Usage |
Technical writers encounter CSS when publishing web documentation, online help, static-site documentation, or transformed XML and Markdown content. It separates presentation from source content so teams can change output appearance without rewriting topics.
Additional Resource: W3C CSS overview.
Designers and front-end developers use this concept when translating visual requirements into maintainable Web layouts and styles.
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