In Favour of Semantics  The true value of a website is its
content.  Data — until semantics and presentation turn it into
information. If that value is true we can therefore infer that
semantics reign supreme in front-end website production.  The
thing is, not all content is created equally. There needs to be
a pragmatic interpretation of how content is represented. For
most users of a web browser its all about what is visible. For
those using screen readers it’s all about what is audible.  We
have multiple layers of content, and multiple presentations of
the same content. We have semantic information that can be
aggregated from HTML alone and visual content that offers
support for visual users (which make up the majority of users,
but not everyone). The visual style applied with CSS often
changes content into a different form. For example, it can
change a simple hyperlink into a visual button with a graphical
icon. That icon would have little value in the raw HTML where a
link will suffice. We can also provi