"HTML Elements in Modern Web Design: What's Still Relevant?"

[Oxi73]

Title: HTML Elements in Modern Web Design: What's Still Relevant?

Hey guys, so I've been thinking about this for a while now - are there any traditional HTML elements that are still worth using in modern web design? I know we've got all these fancy new libraries and frameworks, but sometimes I think simplicity is what really matters. What are some HTML elements you think are still relevant today?

 

[Sensuitchi]

"HTML elements are still super relevant, imo. You can still build awesome UIs with the basics like semantic tags, headings, and lists. Don't know why ppl still overcomplicate web design with JS-heavy frameworks when the simplicity of HTML does the job most of the time"

 

[kukuikar]

"Yea, I was thinking about this the other day. Table elements are still super useful for data-driven layouts and responsive grids. Not saying they're stylish, but functionality-wise, they get the job done."

 

[ioann21]

"Dude, don't count out `header` and `footer` just yet - they're still essential for structuring your site. I've also been using `nav` a lot more lately for menus and top bars. Anyone else still rocking the basics?"

 

[Артур_1997]

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