Week 2 CSS Style
CSS is like sugar to HTML, silly I know, but without it, the 400 billion dollar a year e-commerce market would not have sustained its 20 years of 30% year over year growth. (Ref1). The ability to gain and capture users and turn them into repeat users is a bottom line item for most companies. Innovation and the ability to streamline these digital storefronts account for the fastest growing adoption of a new industry. This industry of e-commerce has been enabled by the appeal of CSS compiling and the ability to present content in a meaningful way. Within the 2 decades that HTML has been around, more than just the e-commerce market has been disrupted by enriching HTML pages enabled by CSS formatting. Many entrenched industries like music, publication, news, and gaming have been revolutionized.
Ref 1: http://www.businessinsider.com/most-popular-youtubers-with-most-subscribers-2018-2
Ref 1: http://www.businessinsider.com/most-popular-youtubers-with-most-subscribers-2018-2
That is very interesting to note on CSS and the role it plays in the internet today. Adding color and making websites look more appealing is what gives companies the edge in competitive market. When customers are able to visually access content and be able to click on links that someone has made. This is the first class I have ever taken when it comes to web creation. I have just finished week 2 lab and I found it difficult at first. I was able to make corrections and figure things out as I have looked at the w3schools link. Thanks for this post!
ReplyDeleteJoshua I could not agree with you more about the continuity aspect of CSS. I have been working in retail almost 30 years. The most consistent skill I have been able to sharpen is "Consistency". For example when putting out sale, information, or marketing signs I had to always place them in specific areas. That trains the customer to know where to look for them no matter which location they were in. I had diagrams I had to follow or I could modify it depending on my specific needs but I still had to follow an overall methodology. The proof that this ideology works is when a person enters a company's location for the very first time. They can maneuver around just like their hometown location. That is the moment when you know that any customer can visit any branch and it will still feel like "home". That customer will spend more money.
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