In the 'Getting Started' section of a site named 'Web Fundamentals,' you have articles on service workers, promises, async functions, and shadow DOM. They're gr

In the 'Getting Started' section of a site named 'Web Fundamentals,' you have articles on service workers, promises, async functions, and shadow DOM. They're great introductions to those topics, but those aren't fundamental. They're more like advanced new browser tech that's only been supported for a few years or less. 'Fundamentals' would be things like HTML, CSS, JavaScript, JSON, and HTTP requests. I think I get what you might mean in that these things are now permanently part of the browser runtime and not just imported libraries, but this site would have driven me crazy when I was first learning the actual fundamentals of web dev. You've got excellent content on here, so I'd recommend just changing the name to something like 'Advanced Web Features'.