We have accomplished a lot in this first chapter. We've talked about how CSS is the presentation language of the web and really makes your website look like a website. We're now familiar with the site we'll be building and tools we'll be using in the upcoming chapters. We have covered core concepts such as rule sets, linking to an external style sheet, and the box model and display properties, all of which are vital in order to master CSS.
In the next chapter, we'll get into some tools that are necessary to write CSS, such as a good text editor, a CSS reset, and Chrome's Developer tools.