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Components in Angular edit Components are the foundational building blocks for any Angular application. Each component has three parts: TypeScript class HTML template CSS styles In this activity, you'll learn how to update the template and styles of a component. This is a great opportunity for you to get started with Angular. Update the component template Update the template property to read Hello Universe template: ` Hello Universe `, check When you changed the HTML template, the preview updated with your message. Let's go one step further: change the color of the text. Update the component styles Update the styles value and change the color property from blue to #a144eb. styles: ` :host { color: #a144eb; } `, check When you check the preview, you'll find that the text color will be changed. In Angular, you can use all the browser supported CSS and HTML that's available. If you'd like, you can store your template and styles in separate files.