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+As you can see from the current state of this site, I'm not exactly
+exactly the most skilled web designer. But I struggled through the
+basics enough to get an idiot's sense of front-end web design, so that
+perspective might be useful if you have no clue where to start with this
+like I did.
+
+The building blocks are very simple, *but there's a lot of blocks*. The
+HTML5 specification, which most browsers are built around, defines ...
+and the CSS ... I've never gotten deep into the weeds like professional
+designers do--and to be honest, I don't really want to. But I *do* like
+understanding how things work. And getting a unique custom HTML site is
+something anyone with a text editor and a web browser can get done in a
+weekend.
+
+## Web browsers render code
+
+The specifications linked above are followed religiously by major
+web browsers like Chromium, Firefox, and Safari so that each symbol
+defined in the standard puts graphics, animations
+
+### HTML
+
+### CSS