It's refreshing and fun to finally put a face on our app; however, we are certainly not done styling. We will continue polishing views via CSS and introduce SASS soon to refine it even more in the upcoming chapters. However, this chapter has introduced you to various considerations you will want to be aware of while styling your App via CSS.
You've learned that common CSS properties are supported, and we have also looked at differences between how iOS and Android handle certain default characteristics. The ability to have platform-specific CSS overrides is a nice benefit and special power you will want to take advantage of in your cross-platform NativeScript apps. Understanding how to control the appearance of the status bar on both platforms is essential to achieving the desired look and feel of your app.
In the next chapter, we will take a break from styling and dive into routing and navigation via lazy loading to set the stage for rounding out the general usability flow of our app...