Tag: CSS

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Glossary Terms

Bootstrap is an open-source CSS framework with grid, components, and utilities for building responsive web interfaces quickly.

A container query lets CSS change a component's styles based on its container size instead of the browser viewport width.

CSS defines the visual presentation of HTML, including colors, typography, spacing, layout, and responsive behavior in browsers.

CSS custom properties store reusable design values such as colors and spacing, making themes and component styling easier to manage.

Flexbox is a CSS layout model for aligning items on one axis, distributing space, and adapting to changing content sizes.

CSS Grid is a CSS layout system for building flexible, responsive two-dimensional web layouts across rows and columns.

Dark mode is a dark-background interface theme that must balance contrast, accessibility, brand colors, and user preference.

Responsive design adapts one web interface to different screen widths, input methods, and device capabilities without separate mobile pages.

Sass/SCSS is a CSS preprocessor that adds variables, mixins, nesting, and modules to organize large style codebases.

Tailwind CSS turns design choices into small utility classes, letting teams style interfaces consistently inside HTML.

A web font displays brand-specific typography through font files downloaded by the browser and must be loaded carefully.