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hey hows it going guys my name is Dom and today were going to be having a look at adding CSS styles to your HTML elements using JavaScript or in other words how to style your HTML elements programmatically using JavaScript for example you can do things such as when the user clicks on a button then change this CSS style and vice versa to make your pages more interactive now this here is going to be valuable if you are just starting out to learn web development or you want to recap so Im going to be covering some best practices also in todays video using classes and so on but yeah were going to be having a look at this example right here which involves a paragraph tag and were going to be hiding it or showing it um when the user clicks on this button so we can see inside the index HTML file Ive simply got both the button and the paragraph tag and they both have an ID associated with them now I might just change this ID for the paragraph to be my paragraph Just for Simplicity and c