I really benefit from reading comments like this, so I appreciate your honesty. I didn't start learning JavaScript until very recently, even though I was making

I really benefit from reading comments like this, so I appreciate your honesty. I didn't start learning JavaScript until very recently, even though I was making my own personal websites back when Angelfire, Geocities, and Tripod were still a thing. Instead, I focused on the frontend HTML/CSS combo, constantly learning and implementing new CSS technologies whenever I had an excuse to try them out. Because of that specialization, CSS feels understandable to me. My insecurities about my own abilities often present themselves as a belief that investing time in CSS was the growth of a cheap and relatively useless skill for a web development team. Whenever I see that someone who likely knows incredibly more about JavaScript and other programming languages — things that I feel are far harder to understand than CSS — share about how either HTML or CSS is difficult to use, I feel a little more confident that I do bring some value to the team with whom I work at the office.