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You are comparing apples to oranges. Semantic HTML is important because it is a publicly defined semantics and various consumers and user agents are programmed
by olavk 11y ago
You are comparing apples to oranges. Semantic HTML is important because it is a publicly defined semantics and various consumers and user agents are programmed against this semantics. Semantics in class-names, the choice of inline styles vs style sheet etc. are purely for maintainability, e.g. you don't reduce accessibility for anybody if don't use semantic class names, at worst you make it more difficult for yourself, but that might depend on your workflow etc.
- jonahx 11y agoThere is nothing in your response which is an argument against what I wrote. I grant everything you said is true -- it does not minimize my argument at all.