Ten years ago, on 17 December
1996, W3C published the first standard for style on the Web: Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), level 1.
CSS Web designers have since enjoyed fine-grain control of page
appearance (fonts, colors, layout, margins, etc.) and easier page
design and maintenance. CSS can also help make pages more adaptable
to more users, including users with mobile devices and some users with
disabilities. To celebrate this tenth anniversary, W3C invites
developers to propose their favorite CSS designs for the CSS10 Gallery. Learn more
about CSS from the CSS10 pages, the press release, and the CSS home page.
