HTML: The Underrated Programming Language

This article argues that HTML, often dismissed as mere markup, is actually a profoundly significant programming language, arguably the most important ever developed. It's not just the foundation of the modern web; its adaptability, interactivity, and global reach are unmatched. The author uses personal anecdotes and the example of a creatively broken website, the 'Embroidery Troubleshooting Guide,' to illustrate HTML's power and artistic potential. The accessibility and democratic nature of HTML are highlighted, emphasizing that anyone can create and innovate with it.