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# CSS Syntax
CSS is the language used to define the look of HTML elements. It is read and parsed by web browsers and tells them which styles to apply to which elements. The CSS syntax consists of three parts: selectors, properties, and values.
## Selectors
Selectors are used to define which element or elements the CSS should apply to. They can be class names, ids, tag names, and can include additional qualifiers.
## Properties
Properties are used to set the style for an element. Properties include fonts, colors, widths, heights, margins, and more. A selector can have multiple properties associated with it.
## Values
Values are assigned to properties and can be constants, constants as texts, colors, measurements, and much more. For example, an element’s “width” property can have a value of “100px” to set its width to 100 pixels.
## Color and Variables
In CSS, colors can be set with keywords like “black” or “white”, with hexadecimal codes such as “#000000” or “#FFFFFF”, or with RGB values such as “rgb(0,0,0)”.
Also, variables like `–contrast`, can be declared at the top of the stylesheet in the `:root` selector to allow them to be used throughout the stylesheet. This makes it easier to maintain and update colors later if needed.
## Fonts and Typography
In addition to colors, fonts and typography can also be easily controlled with CSS. Font families can be added and set, as well as font sizes, weights, variants, and styles. All of these can be used to create a unique and consistent branded experience for a website.
## Positioning and Scaling
Using CSS, HTML elements can be easily positioned and scaled on the page. Properties like position, top, bottom, left, right, and z-index can be used to reposition elements, while properties like width and height can be used to scale them. These properties can also be used in combination with media queries to make elements responsive and look great on different devices.
## Animations
CSS can also be used to create animations that are triggered on user interactions. Animations can be used to draw attention to different parts of the page, to enhance usability, or to simply add a bit of fun.
## Conclusion
CSS is an incredibly effective styling language that makes it easy to create engaging user experiences. Using CSS, we can easily control the look and feel of HTML elements, including colors, fonts, typography, positioning, scaling, and
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