I was talking about "industry entry points" not "long term careers". Yeah, it's probably harder to have an entire career on html and css unless you're also a r

I was talking about "industry entry points" not "long term careers". Yeah, it's probably harder to have an entire career on html and css unless you're also a really good artist. But for getting your foot into the industry, you've already said it: Plenty of students are doing it.