In today’s world, many people are discovering that they can build a website without knowing HTML. With the rise of no-code tools, website builders, and content management systems (CMS), it’s now easier than ever to launch a professional website without writing a single line of code. However, is skipping HTML truly sustainable for all web development needs? While these platforms simplify the process, there are still some limitations to consider. In this post, we explore the benefits of creating websites without HTML, the challenges involved, and why learning HTML remains an important skill in web development.
Yes, even with the abundance of no-code tools and drag-and-drop platforms, knowing HTML is still valuable. It offers greater freedom, flexibility, and control over your website. A basic understanding of HTML helps you fix issues quickly, optimize for performance, and create better user experiences.
While it’s possible to build a website without knowing HTML, learning it will make you a more capable and independent developer. Even just knowing the basics can enhance how you use CMSs, website builders, and frameworks.
So, do we still need to know HTML? Absolutely.
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