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> Learning HTML is fine, but learning HTML while avoiding CSS is not very useful, except as an esoteric hobby (like 6502 assembly, but much more complex). Using
by mtrower 4y ago
> Learning HTML is fine, but learning HTML while avoiding CSS is not very useful, except as an esoteric hobby (like 6502 assembly, but much more complex). Using handwritten HTML if you're after content creation is unnecessary legwork.
Idk man. Doesn't seem at all complicated to me until you start involving CSS. Assuming you're just after basic content. Slap a <title> in <head>, a few <section>s in body, <p> your content. Maybe an <aside> for some spice! <a>, <img> and <video> might be useful if you want some hyper/multimedia.
The complications arrive when you want it to look like some designed page, regardless of user preferences, window/screen size, which browser, etc.
Agree though that Markdown and Org are good and useful tools.