Web developers will often use CSS as not so much developing their web page, but more so designing it. CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheet. CSS is used to help web developers create uniform looks across several different pages among their website. CSS makes the design process way easier than just coding with HTML, which often times can get very boring. CSS is often times used to define the cell padding of table cells, style, thickness, and color of the table borders. As well as the padding around images or other objects. CSS is great for text style and can be very helpful when formatting other aspects of the web page layout as well. Web developers get more exact control over how the web pages will look than HTML does. For example, a web developer wants to increase the default text size from 11pt to 14pt for 20 pages of their web site. If all pages are referenced in the same style sheet, the text size only needs to be changed on the style sheet and all of the pages will show the larger text.