Your Name Web Page Introduction to Cascading Style Sheet In Module 3, you will learn an easier way to format your web pages by using Cascading Style Sheets (CSS). Using CSS, you will be able to apply formatting and styling properties to the elements in your web page. The HTML tag tells the browser on how to display the content on the page. While the role of CSS is to format, position and style the content on your web pages. Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) describe and instruct the browser on how the content should look like. To define how your Web pages will display such the font type, font weight, size of text, background color and position of the image, you will need to use Cascading Style Sheets (CSS). Learning Module 3 provides an overview of the four types of CSS style rules and the ways to assign those rules to the elements in your web page. Having a solid foundation with CSS is very important in creating web pages because so many formatting and styling features can only be accomplished using CSS. Below are the four style rules you will be creating and applying to the elements on your web page: Tag Style Rule Class Style Rule ID Style Rule Compound Style Rule 