CSS or HTML which one is best for my site?

I have a site named logiseek which was designed by using html now one of my friend is asking to redesign the site by using CSS he advised me to do this to load the site fast and he also told that it'll help to do better SEO. If anyone has any idea please help me.

 

Uhm... unless you've used HTML 3.2 like it's still 1997, this is not a question of 'which one is best'; CSS is applied TO HTML... You still have to have HTML to say what things are (which is ALL the HTML should do) so the CSS can say what it looks like.

Basically your question makes no sense -- unless your friend is pointing out (rightly so) that your site is built on decade or older methodologies, meaning zero graceful degradation, zero accessibility, nothing remotely resembling semantic markup, or the dozen other things we've made 'better' over the past 14 to 15 years.

Question: This isn't referring to the accessibility train wreck CAD site is it? If so it already HAS some CSS, but has lots of outdated/nonsensical crud under the hood like tables for layout -- perfect candidate for throwing it out and starting over.

 

CSS can make a world of difference. One thing is that you can change the look of your site
with a few changes to the CSS file. Also, consider SSI for the same reason.

wiz

 

I think you must have used tables and inline css. An external css is always better and reduces the load. Use divs with external css and it will be good for you.

 

Css would be better than HTML .

 

CSS and HTML both are different.
But use of CSS sounds well and good for your website as implementation of css is easier then html.

 

html best is best my site both both are site look view the user.

 

There are a lot of good reasons to use heading tags to define your HTML documents and provide structure. But many Web designers have gotten in the habit of not using heading tags, or using only one or two in a document, and using images, font tags, and styled text instead. But using heading tags can help you with SEO, with accessibility

 

HTML is for structure, CSS is for style. They're used in conjunction with each other.

 

Like other have said, it's not a question of which one is best, they are two totally different things and BOTH are essential for any web site.

HTML is used to structure your pages into headers, paragraphs, images etc.

Then you apply CSS to style your pages how you want - fonts, colors etc.

I suggest you learn HTML first followed quickly by CSS.

 

If html is frame , the css is colored shirt put on that frame. HTML and CSS are necessary for your website .

 

HTML are the bricks you use for the house and CSS is the paint and decoration. Is that analogy good enough for ya?

 

If the website is simple and doesn't have many pages, you can do all the styling in HTML but you'll still need CSS for the template (number and width of columns...)

If the website is using the same style many times, it's better if the style is coded in external CSS because then you can change just 1 line of code instead of 100.

Anyway, if you want to be a web developer, HTML and CSS go hand in hand and you should learn to use them both. BTW, your friend is wrong, CSS won't make the site load fast and it has nothing to do with SEO.

 

It is always better to go with CSS if you wish to make your site mobile enabled.

 

Both have their own importance.For make a site, html is a basic thing. If we want to make our site attractive or decorative we should use CSS.

 

I think and work html is best. html more tag available and css is part of html and word design.

 

Hahahaha, You are too late to use CSS. Many people use this to create site beautifully and SEO friendly.
Blogger.com uses CSS, too. CSS is combined with HTML to create great Blog

 

You should use both CSS and HTML to make your website user friendly and look professional.

 

I would always use CSS because you have much more freedom and options for styling the website. CSS will give the website a much more unique and appealing look. It is now expected to use CSS. Once you redesign the website, it will be easier to make any necessary changes in the future.

 

You should definitely use CSS. I learned CSS from the most random place, yourhtmlsource dot com..... it's a bit outdated but it'll show you the basics.