@Lor-inc that's what gave to the rise of the meta and surreal humour in this generation too

It's natural for a person to feel that.

What's important is, however, is to acknowledge how you feel and move on from there.

A kid will obviously feel crap about not being able to solve, let's say, University level calculus.

But what you don't realise is that you gotta take baby steps.

Try practicing problem solving in real life at the basic level, attempting bigger and more and more complex solutions as you delve ahead.

Draw! It helps soooo much when you can visualise what is the problem and what you want to solve.

Brainstorm! It's never bad to get a separate perspective when you're in a dilemma.

And never be afraid to feel stupid. We've all been dumb at some point in life. Those who deny are still stupid, but aren't aware yet :3

@gw3n
I'm looking for to make the repetitive and sometimes complex structure in HTML go away.
A framework which abstracts the task of generating HTML CSS for me sounds wonderful!