WHY CSS HAS MADE HTML SO MUCH BETTER

Literary speaking HTML is basically just a walking skeleton and thankfully CSS came with the body and this has made the role of a web developer way interesting especially developers with a good eye for design.
      As a pre intern on startng one of our initial task was to create our CV with just HTML and boy that design looked pretty ugly. However armed with a decent knowledge of CSS I have been able to make a better life out of my CV while changing the following.

- A better looking font, I opted for the sans-serif which just has a smooth feel about it
- I gave my HTML a better alignment
- I made use of paddings to give a better appealing feeling to my texts
- Then the interesting part of using colors to give a better design

All these were possible with the ability to target HTML tags and created classes
with the propert that corresponding value that appealed to me.

One on my bucket list of travel destination

Well for me one of my top destination hotspot that I have craved to visit since I was little is Italy and  a lot of factors have influenced my special attraction for this country.

 To start off I am a Catholic and the Catholic church has it's headquarters in Rome in the city known as the Vatican city which boasts of a lot of monumental structures and painting.

Also growing up one of the movies I got attached to is the godfather, from which I got to see a bit of the Italian culture and traditions.

Moreover I am someone who has grown to love the topic of history and Italy for me despite the fact that they have adopted and implemented a lot of modern trends in their society they have taken quite a lot of conscious effort to make sure their history is preserved in the most natural way possible and this can be evident in some of their buildings, museums, road side sculptures, traditional ceremonies.

It is my hope that I get to experience that soon and hopefully Timbu will be there to make that experience go as smoothly as possible.


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