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by FLUX-YOU
3805 days ago
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>Nearly no one could show off solid markup skills Because there's not a well known standard of what solid markup skills are. It's not really a surprise that people come to you without knowledge you claim as necessary when they had no idea it was necessary. The same is basically true for any position in any area of software. |
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HTML 5 added the semantic tags, which are great, but there is less clear decisions for deciding section/article/div that the prior selection of just using div. There are other cases where it has introduced more confusion into the process where the semantics aren't straightforward to determine.
And progressive-enhancement is pretty much forgotten anymore. All the Javascript frameworks and pushing to work on the cutting edge of what's available, have forced a huge portion of effort to be spent on graceful-degradation instead. And working at the edge means that everyone is already working off any adopted standard, and just shimming everything to do what they want.
The front-end development out there is just kind of dumb at the moment in those regards.