Michelle Barker • 9/16/2019

Thoughts on the State of the Web

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This article summarizes key themes from the State of the Browser conference, critiquing the industry's overemphasis on JavaScript and frameworks at the expense of core web fundamentals like HTML, CSS, and accessibility. It argues for a renewed focus on building an inclusive, performant, and universally accessible web, highlighting how undervaluing these skills creates barriers for users.

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