Extensible Stylesheet Language

Extensible Stylesheet Language (XSL) is a set of tools used to transform and style XML documents, making data easier to read and display across different platforms. Think of it as a way to define how information should look or be organized when viewed—similar to applying a style template to a spreadsheet or document. XSL allows developers to convert raw data into formatted layouts, such as web pages, without changing the original data structure. It provides flexibility and consistency in presenting complex information, ensuring that the data remains structured while appearing in a clear, styled manner for users.