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CSS and CSS3

State some of the difference between the CSS and the CSS3.

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CSS3 is defined as the upgraded version of CSS having new future such as Box Model, Selectors, Backgrounds and the Borders, Text Effects, Animations, 2D/3D Transformations, Multiple Column Layout, User Interface and so on.

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