I sympathise with the main thrust of the post but, to nitpick, this is just plain wrong:
> But mostly css appeals to our vanity and ego.
Design isn't just about aesthetics. Good information design, clear visual hierarchy, accessibility, etc. all help with communication. The author's effective use of spacing, bold, and code tags show us that they know this intuitively, despite what they write.
> But mostly css appeals to our vanity and ego.
Design isn't just about aesthetics. Good information design, clear visual hierarchy, accessibility, etc. all help with communication. The author's effective use of spacing, bold, and code tags show us that they know this intuitively, despite what they write.