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Box Model in CSS: The Ultimate Guide to Crafting Precise Layouts (Part 2)

What is the Box Model?

The Box Model describes how every HTML element is represented on a webpage. Each element is treated as a rectangular box containing several layers: content, padding, border, and margin. The structure also affects the layout and spacing of the elements on a webpage.

The Purpose of the Box Model in Web Design

The CSS Box Model makes sure that each element has clearly defined boundaries and spacing relative to other elements. These boundaries are key to arranging a clean and structured page layout, especially in responsive web design.

Key Components of the Box Model

Box Model

1. Content Area

The content area is the heart of the Box Model, where text, images, or other media are displayed.
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