I’m gonna argue both sides. Writing HTML does not suck, and it would benefit many things about the web if more devs knew how to write it. Instead, cluttered, a

I’m gonna argue both sides. Writing HTML does not suck, and it would benefit many things about the web if more devs knew how to write it. Instead, cluttered, almost unreadable HTML is generated by frameworks (yes, even non no-code ones like Angular). Writing pure HTML sucks, especially for the modern web, because it is inherently flawed and made more awful by CSS, which is why frameworks like Foundation, Bootstrap, and the like have risen up to do the heavy lifting of responsive design and layouts. Being able to compose a clean layout with clean markup with tools like 12-column grids is so much easier and more reliable than hand-coding breakpoints. Neither solution is perfect, but the latter is the lesser of two evils.