I think you've got to question the definition of "web design". I'd argue that the text is framed content and is part of the design. The post at least highligh

I think you've got to question the definition of "web design". I'd argue that the text is framed content and is part of the design. The post at least highlights that 'web design' is somewhat of a distraction. There is so much (unnecessary?) labour involved in framing the content by posturing programmers (lost down some rabbit hole) and anal pixel pushers that you could easily forget that to many: the content is what matters. Getting your head around HTML, publishing and hosting is still not that trivial. That's why people take to something like Facebook, or sharing photos via Instagram via their mobile phones. That's not to detract from the beauty and the 'miracle' of web publishing.