Learn how to create your own Dapp with Angular 9 — Part III.

In this six-part article, we will cover how to create a Dapp with Angular. In Part I, which served as an introduction we covered general information regarding developing the dapp benefits and classification. Using Angular, Angular architecture, benefits. You should start there.

In the second part, we covered creating an Angular Dapp — prerequisites, and creating an Angular skeleton app.

In this part, Part III, we will cover Styling Angular — including custom components.

Styling an Angular App

Our app from the previous article is not styled yet and only shows text with a header, the page, and a footer; however, before we start styling, it’s helpful to
understand the Angular style architecture to ensure we don’t end up with
a Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) file that is too big to manage.

You can style your app on a global level with styles that you need across your entire app as well as a specific style unique to only one component.

Additionally, it would be neat to sprint from zero to a styled app quickly.
This can be done with Angular Material. Angular Material gives you a
shortcut to get a consistent “look” to your app without all the hassle of…