(I don't know what tools you use so this isn't a comment directed at you specifically)
If web developers spent a fraction of the time required to learn react, tailwind, etc on learning HTML the web would be in a much better spot.
There are definitely quirks and rough edges, but if every web devs knew how to get the most out of semantic HTML we'd likely have a lot less JS in the browser, fewer accessibility bugs, and more eyes on when specs could use an update to fix our replace some of these quirks.
If web developers spent a fraction of the time required to learn react, tailwind, etc on learning HTML the web would be in a much better spot.
There are definitely quirks and rough edges, but if every web devs knew how to get the most out of semantic HTML we'd likely have a lot less JS in the browser, fewer accessibility bugs, and more eyes on when specs could use an update to fix our replace some of these quirks.