ASP.NET 2.0 CSS more friendly then HTML tags

[Romja24]

ASP.NET supplements client-side HTML with a set of powerful server-side tags. For example, by adding a single ASP.NET Menu tag to a web page you can create a completely functional menu. Without this Menu tag you would typically have to write dozens, even hundreds, of HTML tags. In fact, if you look at the HTML produced by ASP.NET's Menu control you'll find it does produce hundreds of HTML tags. Obviously it's a huge boost in your productivity as an author when you can use a single Menu tag rather than having to invent and maintain hundreds of HTML tags.

[Cragj2]

But it need and big space and big cost, to get facilities need a lot expense. Agree with me?

[Micky]

Agree with you, but it's time of more expense and more earn, if you need to design good software then you can't think about cost.

[Roma214]

ASP.NET is a great technology for building web sites but it would be even better if it provided more flexibility for customizing the rendered HTML. For example, the Menu control makes it simple to add a menu to a web site, but it would be better if it didn't create tags and was easier to style using CSS.