I’m an old-timer, hand-coder, browser wars veteran, and foot soldier in the Web Standards Project. I still remember where I was in 1994 when the W3C recognized CSS Level 1. It was as thrilling then as the concept of a responsive web became in 2010. The very fact of CSS brought a familiar design principle to the web: the idea of separating content from its presentation.
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