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I get what you’re saying. But the OP addresses this argument, shifting attention away from code and more towards the purpose of the site: “A website's material
by brianzelip 8y ago
I get what you’re saying. But the OP addresses this argument, shifting attention away from code and more towards the purpose of the site:
“A website's materials aren't HTML tags, CSS, or JavaScript code. Rather, they are its content and the context in which it's consumed. A website is for a visitor, using a browser, running on a computer to read, watch, listen, or perhaps to interact. A website that embraces Brutalist Web Design is raw in its focus on content, and prioritization of the website visitor.”
- betenoire 8y agosame for buildings though... You don't go to a brutalist building to experience the building. The building has the "content" you came for inside. The building houses the content. The webpage isn't the content, it also houses the content.