I&#x27;m not a writer or web designer. Have no opinion on that aspect. For IT and QA, this is terrible advice. You shouldn&#x27;t just try random stuff over and over. Instead, you should first look for people who get the job done on a regular basis. Look for what principles or techniques they used to do that. Start there. Observe in your own work or field reports what problems people run into with what solutions were tried. Reuse what worked, experiment with what didn&#x27;t in new contexts, and so on.<p>Essentially, get a good start using what&#x27;s already been done then use creativity and scientific method to quickly become better. Publish lessons you learned from solving problems with certain goals and constraints. Contribute back to this overall process of learning.<p>Alternatively, people can try the author&#x27;s advice and re-create the modern web experience from HTML, JavaScript, C, and assembler via trial-and-error, exploratory programming. I&#x27;ll pass. ;)