Thanks for visiting CSSPIXELS.COM — a website dedicated to “Standards Compliance” as regulated by the World Wide Web Consortium W3C!

CSSPIXELS.COM is unlike other websites — every page you visit on CSSPIXELS.COM uses a different design. This was done on purpose to showcase various possible solutions applying the same technologies: CSS “Cascading Style Sheets” combined with XHTML the “Extensible Hypertext Markup Language”.

By adding the “Extensible Markup Language” XML and the “Programming Language” JavaScript to CSS and XHTML your website will turn into a dynamic virtual powerhouse handling many useful interactions.
What is CSS used for?

CSS or Cascading Style Sheets are used to visually format the content of webpages into appealing and user friendly layouts. The formatting is applied by referencing the tagging structure within the XHTML page, which contains the plain text content. This separates the skeletal XHTML page structure from the visual CSS formatting module, allowing for faster page loading and keeping the code clean.
Site wide formatting

In principle a whole website can be formatted with one single stylesheet, thus reducing time when changing the visual aspect such as applying other fonts, font sizes, colors, margins, borders and so forth — explore CSSPIXELS.COM and read on.