I've been following the whole digital transformation thingy... and I gotta say, it's all about the web development skills now 
. I mean, can't even have a decent conversation without someone throwing in some HTML or CSS code. Anyway, what really caught my eye was the use of CSS variables for styling consistency - that's genius! 
It makes sense too, especially when you're dealing with multiple pages and layouts... but let me ask myself this: are we forgetting about user experience in all the web development frenzy? Shouldn't accessibility be on the same page as aesthetics these days? 
. I mean, can't even have a decent conversation without someone throwing in some HTML or CSS code. Anyway, what really caught my eye was the use of CSS variables for styling consistency - that's genius! It makes sense too, especially when you're dealing with multiple pages and layouts... but let me ask myself this: are we forgetting about user experience in all the web development frenzy? Shouldn't accessibility be on the same page as aesthetics these days? 
, but seriously though, i think its cool how they can make websites that r so easy to navigate even for ppl who dont know much about coding 
, and the way they use css variables is so sleek and modern 
, but what i really wanna no is how do u make ur website look all fancy like that without having to learn html and css from scratch 