The Client-Side Of The Web: HTML-CSS-JS

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HTML, CSS and JS are the parts of all websites that users directly interact with. These are the Client Side of Web Technology

HTML(HyperText Markup Language) is like a skeleton of the website. It creates the structure. Like which division of the website should be placed where. It uses tags to define the structure.Every other language used to develop website is linked inside HTML.

CSS(Cascading Style Sheets) is like the beauty parlor of HTML. It uses it's defined properties and it's values to give styling to the selected tags of HTML

Eg. SelectedTag{property: value}

div{height: 200px}

Javascript is like the nature of the website. How you want that website to work could be defined by javascript. For example on taking the mouse over the button I want a drop down list to appear from it or I want to change the background color of website on clicking that button etc.



Note that:

HTML and CSS are NOT programming languages, they are structure-based markup languages, there is not much logic involved with HTML or CSS. JavaScript, on the other hand, is a programming language.
  1. Only HTML= Static Page with out any style
  2. HTML+CSS= Static Page with style
  3. HTML+CSS+JS= Client side Dynamic page


For more reference visit : https://html-css-js.com/

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