> Incidentally, but very likely related, I always failed to have any glimpse into how design works. I have no idea which colors "go" with which ones, and pretty

> Incidentally, but very likely related, I always failed to have any glimpse into how design works. I have no idea which colors "go" with which ones, and pretty much all fonts look like the same for me. I'd just want to point out this is completely unrelated: the best people I know when it comes to designing interfaces (both UI and UX) don't know much CSS. That's very much a creative field. I can do CSS without many problems (nothing too fancy but slicing any interface or basic flexbox grids for layout and such). CSS isn't complex, just very foreign. Understanding the "rules" (cascading, priority) isn't hard, but knowing how to use it (how to target the element you want, what css to use to get the positioning/styling you actually want) takes a lot of practice. Though when it comes to creating a beautiful page I'm of no use.