Style Sheet languages

Style Sheet languages are tools used to define the visual appearance of websites and digital content. They specify how elements like text, colors, layouts, and spacing should look, separating design from the content itself. The most common example is CSS (Cascading Style Sheets), which allows developers to control the style across multiple pages consistently. This makes websites easier to design, update, and maintain, ensuring a cohesive visual experience for users. Essentially, style sheets act as the "dressing" for digital content, giving it a polished and professional appearance.