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by ZeroGravitas
4102 days ago
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Nicolas Gallagher wrote a pretty thorough rebuttal to this popular idea (at least popular in comment sections, as you note none of the frameworks that have taken the web by storm recently pay any attention to it). http://nicolasgallagher.com/about-html-semantics-front-end-a... Conclusion: "When you choose to author HTML and CSS in a way that seeks to reduce the amount of time you spend writing and editing CSS, it involves accepting that you must instead spend more time changing HTML classes on elements if you want to change their styles. This turns out to be fairly practical, both for front-end and back-end developers – anyone can rearrange pre-built “lego blocks”; it turns out that no one can perform CSS-alchemy." |
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