Critical Thinking QuestionsCase 4-2You and a classmate, Joyce, are working on a new Web site project. You and Joyce meet after class to discuss formalizing your Web site plans.At today's planning meeting, Joyce suggests that Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), specifically external style sheets, be used to layout and format your Web pages. You tell Joyce that ____.
a. no, you should use direct formatting with inline styles, which is the most efficient way to layout and format Web pagesc. no, using CSS and external style sheets violates W3C standards for layout and formatting and you want the site to be standards compliantb. you agree; external style sheets will make the layout and formatting process more efficient and will help you control the look and feel of all pages at the sited. if she is really concerned about consistency and efficiency, using CSS is the wrong approach; using templates is the only way to go
What will be an ideal response?
Answer: B
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